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And Then There Were Two: Inyo and Merced Stuck in Strictest Tier
Unable to meet state COVID-19 infection criteria, Merced and Inyo counties still can’t reopen most businesses. The status threatens a big Memorial Day event in Bishop, so the town has asked the state to reconsider its rural county requirements.

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LA Phil Announces Reopening of Hollywood Bowl, Ford Amphitheater
Based on county Public Health guidance, the Hollywood Bowl will be able to welcome a limited-capacity audience of 4,000 people when concerts resume beginning in May. The LA Phil anticipates ramping up to greater capacity later in the summer as guidelines evolve.

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The Pandemic Hasn't Slowed Down Business in South L.A.'s Leimert Park
Locals confirm what's already clear: business is booming.

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Vaccine Passports in California? Answers to Your Questions
California has no plans to administer a passport. But the state is sending mixed messages to businesses about the need to verify that people at large events are vaccinated.

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Beating the Pavement to Vaccinate the Underrepresented — And Protect Everyone
In poor neighborhoods and desert towns, community activists — some unpaid — are signing up hard-to-reach people for vaccination appointments. Experts say these campaigns are key to building the country’s immunological armor against new outbreaks.

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With Vaccines Expanding, California Looks Ahead to the End of COVID Restrictions
Face masks aren't going anywhere anytime soon, though.

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Finalmente, algunas buenas noticias para los residentes de hogares de ancianos de California
Más de 9,000 personas han muerto de COVID-19 en hogares de ancianos de California, y muchas otras han sufrido aislamiento. Pero después de una campaña de vacunación masiva, las infecciones y las muertes se han desplomado, y los hogares de ancianos están reabriendo cautelosamente a los visitantes.

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Finally Some Good News for California Nursing Home Residents
More than 9,000 people have died of COVID-19 in California nursing homes, and many others have suffered from isolation. But after a massive vaccination campaign, infections and deaths have plummeted — and nursing homes are cautiously reopening to visitors.

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Rising Demand For Child Care Rests On Providers Getting Vaccinated. How's That Going?
About 100,000 L.A. County child care providers have been eligible for the vaccine for weeks, but getting an appointment can be a challenge and some are undecided about whether to get a shot at all.