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A new state law allows California to set its own vaccine recommendations and requires health plans it regulates to cover them.
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Mark Ghaly has been a steady voice in Gov. Gavin Newsom’s cabinet, shaping the administration’s COVID policies and its efforts to bring down the cost of health care. -
Some opponents say the state should prioritize housing assistance for Californians who are in the country legally. Newsom said there was no money available to expand the program. -
The cub, born Aug. 23 to first-time mother Jillian, is an important step for the San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance as it seeks to conserve the critically endangered species. -
KPBS Midday EditionNext week, KPBS Midday Edition will discuss the legacies and lessons learned from Sept. 11, 2001. -
The fundraiser will be hosted by Bob Shillman, the founder and former CEO of the Cognex Corp. -
Thermometer readings into triple digits expected to continue in various locales into the weekend and until early next workweek. -
The new chair of the Republican Party of San Diego County spoke with KPBS about why he’s hoping former President Trump wins in November. -
The bill would automatically register people at the DMV. Under current so-called motor-voter laws, people can opt-out of voter registration at the DMV. -
Storm damage and fires this year have forced closures at almost all of the county’s iconic ocean piers — except in Imperial Beach. -
Chanel Miller's 2019 memoir "Know My Name" is the adult selection for this year's "One Book, One San Diego" community reading program. Miller joined KPBS Midday Edition to talk about the book.
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