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The standoff between a 30-year-old gunman and Escondido police ended after police were unable to determine if a crime had occurred
The temporary injunction was lifted after the district stopped offering deferrals to pregnant students
ViaCyte says its treatment helped some type 1 diabetics produce their own insulin in an ongoing clinical trial. But the company now must reproduce and expand on the finding.
The city and the San Diego Foundation eventually plan to dole out $12 million to small businesses and nonprofits.
Shuttles will run seven days a week. The region’s Airport Authority is still planning how to bring mass transit directly to the airport.
Residents who’ve gotten shots are more likely to be older and White than overall population
Roswell Biotechnologies has developed what it calls the first-ever molecular electronics chip and believes the device could help scientists detect disease, develop drugs and help people monitor their own health.
The 45-year-old male hippo was euthanized after battling a degenerative spine and joint condition.
Coronavirus vaccines are free, but some people are getting billed anyway.
Local officials echoed a recent message from the state: If you’re looking for a booster shot, you won’t be turned away.
Inovio Pharmaceuticals, which got off to an early start in the vaccine race, says its shots could be ideal for rural and hard-to-reach areas because doses can be stored at room temperature for more than a year.
The blood bank’s CEO is leaving to run Community Bio, a life science company that’ll help other biotechs develop cell therapies against deadly diseases. But he’s not going far — the firm will operate within blood bank headquarters.
What you need to know about if, when and where to get a coronavirus vaccine booster in San Diego County.
