Today marks the end of California's COVID-19 pandemic state of emergency even as the virus continues to circulate in several places. Here's what to know about the changes:
Here's what's different with the state of emergency ending:
If you want a vaccine or booster, you'll need to go through your doctor or local pharmacy, which could mean a copay.If you get sick, you may see a change in how hospitals bill for care. If you get Cal-Fresh benefits, you will no longer get the emergency allotment after the March disbursement.
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