Tag: COVID-19
One Year Later … Lessons learned from the pandemic: preparation key...
The COVID-19 pandemic landed in San Diego county on March 9, 2020 with a woman who had traveled abroad and brought the virus back...
La Mesa limits third-party delivery charges
The La Mesa city council unanimously approved a resolution on Tuesday which caps restaurant delivery fees from third-party providers such as GrubHub, UberEats, Postmates...
County remains ‘resilient’
San Diego Board of Supervisors Chairman Nathan Fletcher delivered the State of the County address from the county’s Emergency Medical Operation Center on Feb....
Friendship is a walk in the park
Lynn Schuette began attending the Feeling Fit class at the Lemon Grove Senior Center about three years ago. The 72-year-old artist from Encanto, along...
Anderson makes case for more info behind COVID-19 enforcement
San Diego County District 2 Supervisor Joel Anderson said a Jan. 12 proposal he made during a Board of Supervisors meeting about amendments to...
Donations may provide needed boost
The American Red Cross is now testing blood, platelet and plasma donations for COVID-19 antibodies with each blood draw.
A COVID-19 specific antibody test may...
Pandemic changed life’s routines
The year 2020 was unlike any year in recent memory. From a global pandemic that found its way into the homes and businesses of...
Surging COVID cases placing strain on area hospitals, staff
Sharp HealthCare had more than 300 COVID-19 patients in its system as of Dec.7. About 116 of those are at Sharp Grossmont Hospital, just...
Connection aids stress relief
On Tuesday, Nov. 23, 2020, the County Health and Human Services Agency confirmed 1,546 new COVID-19 cases, passing a record set just a few...
Small businesses plan as holidays approach
San Diego County moved into the COVID-19 purple tier on Nov. 10, setting tighter restrictions, giving local businesses large and small three days to...
