MONROE, La. – COVID-19 vaccination appointments are now available for all Los Angeles residents aged 16 and older, with city-run vaccination sites opening for inoculation starting Tuesday.
That new age requirement is now one of several options for vaccination eligibility on the city’s website for appointment registration.
“We continue to receive a limited supply of vaccines, and when we receive greater supply in the weeks ahead, the City will be ready to administer even more vaccines quickly and safely,” L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti’s office said in a statement, adding that the Pfizer vaccine is authorized for ages 16 and 17, with Pfizer, Moderna and Johnson & Johnson all available for those 18 and over.
