Vaccine Eligibility Expanded; New Climate Action Plan: Patch PM

San Diego CA

13 January, 2021

8:32 PM

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SAN DIEGO COUNTY, CA – Missed today's headlines? Here are the Patch stories from San Diego County that people are talking about today: San Diego County Surpasses 200,000 COVID-19 Cases San Diego County's cumulative totals are now 201,580 cases and 1,952 deaths. County Supervisors Declare Racism A Public Health Crisis Supervisors also directed the chief administrative officer to solicit community input to create policies designed to tackle systemic racism. 2 Jail Escapees Captured In San Diego Area, 3 Still At Large The trio should be considered armed and dangerous. Anyone who spots them is asked not to approach them and call 911, officials said. Supervisors OK Revamp Of San Diego County Financing, Contracting "Our county budget should reflect its values. We want a government that works for all of us." Supervisors OK Plan For More County Government Transparency "Trust between individuals and government is strengthened when there is greater opportunity and access for everyone." County Supervisors OK Developing New Climate Action Plan "The goal is simple: The county must put itself on a path to de-carbonizing San Diego County as soon as possible." Certain Metabolisms May Be Linked To Recurring Depression: Study Researchers at UC San Diego found that certain metabolites may be predictive indicators for people at risk for clinical depression. Wildfire Sweeps Over Rugged Open Terrain Near Campo The fire sparked near SR-94 and Volmer Lane in Bell Valley, west of Campo and just north of the U.S.- Mexico border, according to Cal Fire. 2nd Trump Impeachment: How California Voted Two California Democrats will be part of the nine impeachment managers in the Senate trial. San Diego Students: Apply For California Credit Union Scholarships California Credit Union awards scholarships to students who are motivated in their studies and active in their schools and communities. CA To Vaccinate Those 65 And Older In Next Phase Following guidance from the federal government, the Golden State widened the pool of those eligible to receive the coronavirus vaccine. 3 Critical Lessons California Offers To Improve Restoration Of Land On A Global Scale Scientists say the world has the next decade or so to avoid the most dire environmental scenarios, so we must invest in land restoration. How California's Budget Depends On Staggering Wealth Gap Gov. Gavin Newsom's $227 billion California spending plan is setting records in more ways than one.