Recap: March 26 Santa Barbara County COVID-19 Press Conference
The county's COVID-19 case rate has decreased by 23% over the past week.
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The county's COVID-19 case rate has decreased by 23% over the past week.
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The county is expecting to receive a significant increase in its vaccine allotment this week.
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The press release said that the cases were not related and neither individual had traveled abroad.
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Restaurants, gyms, fitness centers, movie theaters, museums, zoos and aquariums may reopen in a limited capacity.
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Under new guidelines, Ansorg said that the county will most likely be assigned to the red tier on Tuesday.
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After almost a year of remote instruction, Goleta Union School District is gearing up to return to the classroom in the near future, albeit with some changes.
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The county has received 105,160 vaccines and has administered 81% of them as of Friday.
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The pallet village has not reported any positive COVID-19 cases, but tests are available to any clients who want one or begin to show symptoms.
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California expects to receive 80,000 doses of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine next week.
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The group, Save the San Marcos Foothills, has planned a sit-in throughout the weekend and is currently negotiating with the land developers.
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On Jan. 29, UCSB sent a campus-wide email to students that laid out the academic consequences of violating public health orders and stressed the importance of taking safety precautions.
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The county’s rates of adjusted cases and positive tests have declined enough to allow for the reopening of elementary schools, provided that an approved safety plan is in place.
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The rental assistance program has been in service since Feb. 15 and will continue to be in service until Dec. 30 or unless funds run out sooner.
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The Santa Barbara County Public Health Department has currently administered 93% of its given allotments of the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines.
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As of Feb. 11, the county has used at least 81% of its current vaccine allotment from the federal government.
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