Dodger Stadium and several other COVID-19 vaccination sites that were shuttered last week due to shortages are set to reopen Tuesday, though continuing supply problems mean the vast majority of shots administered will be second doses, Los Angeles officials said. The Cal State site and a second one at the Oakland-Alameda Coliseum were selected, Gov. Meanwhile, teachers and other L.A. Unified School District employees will get their first designated vaccination site Wednesday. AdvertisementAbout 6 million vaccine doses have been administered in California with just under 1.5 million in L.A. County. San Francisco’s Department of Public Health bemoaned the supply in a statement Sunday as “limited, inconsistent and unpredictable.” The city has closed the Moscone Center vaccination site for a week and limited a high-volume site at City College to second doses.

Source: Los Angeles Times February 15, 2021 21:06 UTC