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A Year in Pandemia
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As restaurants slowly re-open again, they will have to do far more than restore hospitality. They — and the larger society — will have to reckon with an issue long left to simmer on the back burner: social inequality within restaurants.
Aproximadamente 73% de los trabajadores agrícolas dijeron que recibirían la vacuna contra el COVID-19 lo antes posible, pero las clínicas de vacunación en los lugares de trabajo agrícolas aún son poco frecuentes y dependen de un suministro escaso.
About 73% of farmworkers said they would get the COVID-19 vaccine as soon as possible, but vaccination clinics at farm worksites are still infrequent and reliant on scarce supply.
Vaccine eligibility is keep track of, so we're breaking down what we know so far, and how it will work in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles Unified's school campuses are expected to reopen next month after being closed for more than a year due to COVID-19, but early survey results show that many families will be reluctant to get kids back in the classroom.
From Spain to Florida, the healthy and wealthy are jumping the queue to get a COVID-19 vaccine amid chaotic rollouts and supply shortages.
This timeline puts into perspective the significance COVID-19 has had on us, the struggles we face to contend with a pandemic and perhaps illuminates what we want in a better future.
Despite her background as an emergency room nurse trained to respond to bioterrorism attacks and Ebola, Susan contracted COVID-19 March 2020 and continues to experience symptoms months later.
She contracted COVID-19 through community spread at the start of the outbreak in New York in March. Because of her preexisting conditions, she was hospitalized for several days and after two months she is still housebound and recovering.
She survived COVID-19. Now, she's on a mission to fight COVID-19 in her community with facts.