Lita Martinez
Producer, All Things Considered
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More L.A. essential workers could be eligible for COVID-19 vaccines in 2-3 weeks. But it will take a very, very long time to vaccinate all of them. -
Both the U.K. and South African variants have been discovered here. -
For those residents who are disabled, don't have cars, or can't drive. -
Health officials are promising to do better. -
Only about 2.6% of the county's population have gotten both shots. -
Daily deaths have been relatively high, but that may be because they're lagging behind other indicators. -
County health officer Dr. Muntu Davis says overall case numbers are down, though the current numbers are much higher than they were before the winter holiday surge. -
The city, which has its own health department, had been a model in vaccination speed. -
Case counts are decreasing, but they're still higher than they were before the surge began in November. -
The Lakers superstar was killed in a helicopter crash, along with his daughter and seven others.
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