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Sacramento to receive its largest shipment of COVID vaccine next week | COVID-19 Updates in Northern California

As of May 6, California has vaccinated over 13 million people against the coronavirus.

SACRAMENTO, Calif — ABC10 is following the latest coronavirus statistics and vaccine news for the Sacramento region and the state of California.

This blog will be updated throughout the day with the latest COVID-19 news. Click HERE to learn when and where you can sign-up to get the coronavirus vaccine near you.

Sacramento to receive its largest shipment of COVID vaccine

With an increased allocation of Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson vaccine doses, Sacramento County Public Health expects the county will receive 31,660 doses of the coronavirus vaccine.

"I think that's our biggest allocation to date," Sacramento County immunization program manager Rachel Allen said.

The county expects to receive:

  • 21,060 doses of Pfizer.
  • 1,700 doses of Johnson and Johnson, the first allocation of Johnson and Johnson vaccine since the FDA investigated the vaccine.
  • 8,900 doses of Moderna.

Sacramento County partners with California National Gaurd for south Sacramento vaccine clinic

Sacramento County and the California National Gaurd will be hosting a COVID-19 vaccination clinic at the Meadowview Armory (3250 Meadowview Rd.) this Friday and Saturday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

People can make appointments on MyTurn or by calling 211.

Latest coronavirus numbers in California

According to the latest figures from the California Department of Public Health (CDPH), California has 3,648,276 confirmed coronavirus cases to date.

There have been 60,927 COVID-19 deaths since the start of the pandemic, with the state announcing 65 new deaths on Thursday.

As of May 6, a total of 31,398,938 vaccine doses have been administered statewide, with over 13 million people fully vaccinated.

Tap here to read more from the CDPH.

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