Sonoma County’s coronavirus caseload continues to rise. Health officials confirmed 285 new cases yesterday, bringing the total caseload to 24,469. The death toll is 245 after three new deaths were reported. And while supplies of the vaccine
Officials say a Santa Rosa man fought off four robbers and killed one of them in the process. The victim had met Olivia Elcock online, according to police yesterday, and he invited her to his home that
California is reporting a dip in COVID-19 hospitalizations. This is the first time the number of total hospitalizations went below 20,000 for the first time since December 27. KSRO’s Jeff Woodworth has more:
It could take months to vaccinate all Californians 65 and older. State Epidemiologist Dr. Erica Pan says it could take 20 to 22 weeks or until June for California to vaccinate seniors 65 and older. The Golden
For a bit of good news, though, California can resume using a batch of Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine. The move frees up more than 300,000 doses to counties, cities and hospitals struggling with their vaccine supply. The state’s