vaccinations

It may have just gotten easier to book an appointment for a COVID-19 vaccine in Santa Clara County. Public health officials say the county is expected to receive thousands of vaccine doses thus opening up more slots for residents to get vaccinated. Marianne Favro reports.

An average of one-in-four people in high-income nations has received a Covid vaccine, compared to just one in more than 500 for people in low-income countries.

Santa Clara County officials announced late Sunday that the local supply of the COVID vaccine has increased and that, as a result, thousands of appointments have been added this week, including 10,000 more just for this weekend. Kris Sanchez reports.

Santa Clara County officials announced late Sunday that the local supply of the COVID vaccine has increased and that, as a result, thousands of appointments have been added this week, including 10,000 more just for this weekend.

Contra Costa County seems to be the place to go in the Bay Area if you’re looking for a vaccine, with plenty of appointments available at county health department sites in San Pablo, Richmond, Concord and Antioch. Bob Redell reports.

Contra Costa County seems to be the place to go in the Bay Area if you’re looking for a vaccine, with plenty of appointments available at county health department sites in San Pablo, Richmond, Concord and Antioch. Bob Redell reports.

Contra Costa County seems to be the place to go in the Bay Area if you’re looking for a vaccine, with plenty of appointments available at county health department sites in San Pablo, Richmond, Concord and Antioch. Bob Redell reports.

Starting Thursday, any Californian 16 and older can get a COVID-19 vaccine. But appointments that have been hard to come by in the Bay Area are becoming even more scarce with the expansion.

Starting Thursday, any Californian 16 and older can get a COVID-19 vaccine. But appointments that have been hard to come by in the Bay Area may become even more scarce with the expansion. Bob Redell reports.

One year into the coronavirus pandemic, vaccines against the virus are becoming available for college-age students. 

Appointments for first dose COVID-19 vaccinations are available for Alameda County residents 16 and older and those who work in the county in sectors considered at increased risk of exposure. Pete Suratos reports.

Appointments for first dose COVID-19 vaccinations are available for Alameda County residents 16 and older and those who work in the county in sectors considered at increased risk of exposure. Pete Suratos reports.

With a wider eligibility pool and a shortage of supply, some Bay Area residents are looking at possible road trips as far as Fresno or Bakersfield to get their COVID-19 vaccine. Kris Sanchez reports.

Some Santa Clara County residents don’t have to wait until April 15 to start booking their vaccine appointments but slots likely will fill up fast. Bob Redell reports.

Experts have highlighted why it’s in everybody’s interests to make sure adequately supplied inoculation programs are rolled out across the globe.  

Puerto Rico’s governor says officials will start vaccinating all those 16 and older on April 12, an unexpected move that prompted celebrations across a U.S. territory facing a spike in COVID-19 cases.

As California prepares to open up vaccine eligibility to everyone 16 and over, millions more doses are expected to arrive in the state this week. Sharon Katsuda reports.

Frustration is mounting over the lack of COVID-19 vaccines. On the first day Californians 50 and over became eligible to make vaccine appointments, there were still no openings available. Kris Sanchez reports.

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell urged his fellow Republicans to be vaccinated against COVID-19 during a visit to a hospital in western Kentucky