4/5/21
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South Pasadena News and Updates
4/5/21
These Orange Tier changes will go into effect on April 5 at 12:01 AM. Visit http://ph.lacounty.gov/coronavirus for more information.
4/5/21
Sunday April 11th from 7 to 8:30 (second bingo event!)
FEATURING: Marz & Videotheque!
This is a FREE virtual event hosted by SPCC and the Chamber. Participants will need to Register with an email address so we can email them 2 free bingo cards to participate. All prizes are worth a minimum of $25 and are purchased by SPCC directly from the featured businesses. Bingo Participants can win amazing prizes and $25 gift cards just by playing for free! Bingo cards can be printed up or played on any smart device.
Bingo and Eat!
FEATURING: KJ Korean Tofu N BBQ & Twoheys!
For anyone interested in directly supporting a local restaurant, each featured restaurant will have 2 meal choices for $15 per meal.
For $15, participants will receive the meal of their choice PLUS 2 additional bingo cards which doubles the chance of winning bingo PLUS you will be entered into a drawing to win 1 of 4 gift cards worth $50 each from one of the featured restaurants. You can directly support a restaurant just by purchasing a delicious meal to enjoy with bingo.
Register Here!
www.spcc-web.org/spcc-free-bingo-eat-shop-enjoy-south-pasadena
Click that link to Register for Free Bingo, and for those interested in supporting a featured restaurant, you can also purchase and choose your $15 meal there.
Yuki Cutcheon, President of the South Pasadena Chinese-American Club
Laurie Wheeler, President of the South Pasadena Chamber of Commerce
4/5/21
4/2/21
The vaccines are safe, effective and the best way to protect yourself and your family. Thank you
@MagicJohnson, @ArsenioHall, and @officialDannyT for leading by example and flexing your best defense against COVID-19 #VaccinateLACounty #FlexYourDefense
4/2/21
Here’s what to expect if you’re fully vaccinated (two weeks after both doses or two weeks after the single dose vaccine) and want to gather with others. For more information visit http://VaccinateLACounty.com
4/1/21
Los Angeles County has met the threshold for the less restrictive orange tier in the State’s Blueprint for a Safer Economy. Yesterday, the State released updated numbers; L.A. County’s adjusted case rate dropped from 3.7 new cases per 100,000 people to 3.1 new cases per 100,000 people. The test positivity rate dropped from 1.8% to 1.5% and in areas with the fewest health affirming resources, L.A. County’s test positivity rate dropped from 2.5% to 2.1%.
A revised Los Angeles County Health Officer Order will go into effect on Monday, April 5 at 12:01 a.m. to reflect newly permitted activities. This allows the County to follow the state guidelines and wait until three weeks are completed in the red tier to be sure that case numbers do not rise this third week since the County’s earlier re-openings. The Health Officer Order and modified directives for businesses will be posted on Friday, with an effective date of April 5. Los Angeles County Department of Public Health teams will be available this week and through the weekend to provide information about upcoming changes, allowing establishments to be prepared for full compliance with the required safety modifications.
4/1/21
Los Angeles County is prepared to expand eligibility for the vaccine starting April 1st, for County residents 50-64 years old. Additionally, on April 15th, vaccines will become available to any resident in Los Angeles County who is 16 and older.
There will be changes made to the MyTurn eligibility criteria beginning today to allow residents 50-64 to begin to schedule appointments. Please note that, while the County received more vaccine doses this week, there are not yet enough doses to vaccinate everyone that is eligible, so we need to ask folks to be patient until supply increases.
Our priority will remain getting residents and workers in hard hit communities vaccinated. We will re-double efforts to increase accessibility and availability of vaccine in communities with the highest risk and lower rate of vaccinations.
4/1/21
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