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The latest highlights from this week's data snapshot and other notes about data from this week.

Information about vaccine safety is coming from a lot of angles. This blog post presents a summary of information.

The latest highlights from this week's data snapshot and other notes about data from this week.

A COVID-19 vaccine is authorized for use, but there will not be enough doses right away to vaccinate everyone. Read to find out who gets it first and why.

En españolA new public health order—Emergency Order #11—goes into effect at 12:01am on December 16. This order is very similar to what was in Order #9. We’ve outlined the changes between Order #10a and Order #11 below:

Read what was involved in the process of authorizing the vaccine.

The CDC issued new recommendations for how long people without symptoms need to quarantine

The latest highlights from this week's data snapshot and other notes about data from this week.

When our contact tracers talk with people newly diagnosed with COVID-19, they provide isolation guidelines to follow, but they also ask what the person will need in order to make isolation successful.

The latest highlights from this week's data snapshot and other notes about data from this week.

This holiday season is going to be quite different from any other, which means we all have to get creative.

The latest highlights from this week's data snapshot and other notes about data from this week.

Through testing, we identify the people who have the virus so they can isolate and prevent spreading the disease to others. But there are things testing can't tell us.

The latest highlights from this week's data snapshot and other notes about data from this week.

A new public health order went into effect on 11/18. Aside from gathering limits, little has changed in this order from the previous order. We’ve outlined the changes and included some common questions.

We are issuing a new Emergency Order #10, effective at 12:01am on Wednesday, November 18, which prohibits indoor gatherings of any size, and limits outdoor gatherings to 10 people. 

We strongly urge you to spend the winter only with people you live with and to spend time virtually for people you don’t live with.

The safest thing you can do is only spend the holidays with people you live with. 

Let's talk about close contact—people who were close enough to someone who tested positive for COVID-19 for long enough that we think they could get sick.

The latest highlights from this week's data snapshot and other notes about data from this week.