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Arizona to give Pima County go-ahead for FEMA vaccine site

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey sure sounds like a guy who is running for president

Arizonans continue to wait for COVID-19 vaccine while state leaders, FEMA spar over new distribution site

First-in-the-nation joint Community Vaccination Centers on target after two weeks

Just two weeks into a groundbreaking, first-in-the-nation initiative, more than 168,000 Californians have received their first shot of the two-shot series, at State/Federal Community Vaccination Centers (CVC) and their Mobile Vaccination Clinics (MVC), which have been hosted by community and faith-based organizations to microtarget the hardest hit and hardest-to-reach communities. These CVCs opened in Oakland and Los Angeles with the help of local, state and federal government partners, in addition to faith-based organizations, nonprofits and the private sector. The goal of establishing these CVCs is an ongoing effort to expand the rate of vaccinations in an efficient, effective and equitable manner. This joint partnership also has an explicit focus on making sure that communities with a high risk of COVID-19 exposure and infection are not left behind and have access to these lifesaving vaccines.

Here's what it's like getting a vaccine at the Oakland Coliseum's new vaccination supersite

Here s what it s like getting a vaccine at the Oakland Coliseum s new vaccination supersite KGO OAKLAND, Calif. (KGO) History in the making in the shadow of where the Oakland A s play baseball; Tuesday was opening day for the federal vaccination supersite, the other in Los Angeles. The federal government funneled $834 million into California to pull this off, doling out Pfizer vaccines 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. 7 days a week from now until mid-April using 100 vaccinators provided by the U.S. Health and Human Services. The U.S. Forest Service is in command along with state officials and local law enforcement.