A 4-month-old baby girl with no underlying medical conditions is the latest swine flu death in San Diego County, according to health officials. In all, 33 residents and four non-residents have died of swine flu since the outbreak began last April, and 617 have been hospitalized.

San Diego County has run out of its supply of swine flu vaccine, according to county health officials.

San Diego received an unexpected shipment of 78,000 doses of H1N1 vaccine last night, according to the County of San Diego Health and Human Services Agency (HHSA). About 10,000 of those doses are being distributed directly to the County’s Public Health Centers.

San Diego County health officials are reporting two more deaths associated with swine flu, bringing the total to 27 since last spring.

San Diego County health officials are asking schools around the county to follow new guidelines for reporting absenteeism and flu outbreaks in an effort to monitor the swine flu pandemic more closely.

San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station will conduct its annual emergency siren test on Wednesday morning. The test will include the sounding of 52 sirens, located in surrounding communities within ten miles of the plant.

A strong Pacific storm moving through northern and central California will bring gusty winds, high surf and light rainfall to San Diego County beginning tonight, according to the National Weather Service.

Whether you’re looking to pick pumpkins, enjoy a hay ride or have some Halloween fun, there are plenty of festivities around town for people of all ages. Here’s a list (by region) of some of them: