race for a vaccine

San Francisco is aiming to get more eligible residents vaccinated. In order to do so, they are offering an incentive. Thom Jensen reports.

All Contra Costa County employees must be vaccinated by October 4 or face discipline up to and including termination, a county official said.

San Francisco’s vaccination mandate for indoor spaces is causing some confusion, but has so far been well-received by customers and tourists.

If you’re visiting a mall in San Francisco and plan to eat at the food court there, you’ll need to show proof of vaccination. The new policy is underway at Westfield mall in downtown and so far, the requirement has been well received. Ginger Conejero-Saab reports.

The FDA has granted full approval to Pfizer’s vaccine making it the nations first move beyond emergency use authorization. Marianne Favor reports from the South Bay with a look at how this could change things.

The San Francisco Department of Public Health will begin offering a third dose of the Pfizer and Moderna vaccine to residents with immunocompromised health conditions.

Contra Costa County mayors want their counterparts across the Bay Area to require vaccinations for all city employees to help slow the spread of the coronavirus.

Transplant recipients, cancer patients and people with immunodeficiencies can receive a third dose of the Moderna or Pfizer vaccine in Santa Clara County as of Saturday. Sergio Quintana reports.

The State Superintendent of Public Instruction urges eligible students and parents to get vaccinated before the fall term begins and in-person classes resume.

People with immunodeficiencies can receive a third dose of the Moderna or Pfizer vaccine in Santa Clara County beginning Saturday.

Stanford University will require weekly COVID-19 testing for everyone on campus starting August 15. Lili Tan reports.

Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Wednesday a vaccine mandate for school staff at both public and private institutions in California. Melissa Colorado reports.

Stanford University announced Wednesday the institution will require weekly COVID-19 testing regardless of vaccination status beginning Aug. 15 as cases continue to rise.

With so many children heading back to the classroom, come renewed concerns as the FDA has yet to approve the vaccine for children younger than 12 years of age. UCSF Dr. Peter Chin Hong weighs in on whether parents and staff should worry about the spread of the virus.

Oakland Unified School District students returned to the classroom today after more than a year of virtual learning due to the coronavirus pandemic. Some parents are concerned about the delta variant making its way into their children’s school as cases continue to rise. Melissa Colorado reports.

The pandemic is getting worse across the country, including the Bay Area. In Santa Clara County, officials announced a new campaign to get at least 80% of eligible residents vaccinated. Robert Handa reports.

Santa Clara County health leaders and local clinics announced a new campaign to get at least 80% of eligible residents vaccinated.

San Francisco will bring the COVID-19 vaccine to residents’ homes, workplaces and private events through a new program called “Vax to You.”

Santa Clara County was already on the verge of issuing a vaccination mandate for its employees, but the CDC’s update may speed up the process.

The CDC’s report about the effectiveness of the vaccine against the delta variant has sparked a growing call to require workers to get vaccinated before they return to office. In Santa Clara County, officials already on the verge of issuing a vaccination mandate for employees may accelerate the process. Robert Handa reports.