California moves to rescind dozens of emergency COVID-19 actions as reopening nears
in infections, hospitalizations and deaths — officials and many health experts are confident the state can avoid a similar fate this time around.
Nearly 40 million COVID-19 vaccines have been administered statewide, and 68.5% of eligible Californians — those ages 12 and up — have gotten at least one dose,That coverage is not uniform across the state, however, and officials note that less-vaccinated areas or communities will remain more vulnerable to outbreaks.
“This includes you or it doesn’t,” Newsom said. “You’ll make that decision for yourself. I would highly encourage, if you’re on the fence, to go out and get vaccinated before Tuesday.”
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