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To our stack of COVID-19 booster building blocks, another piece has been added: The Food and Drug Administration on Monday authorized Pfizer boosters for children as young as 12.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention must still weigh in, but the news — coming just as schools are reopening after the holiday break and as pediatric complications from the omicron variant are on the rise — is an important safeguard, not just for the kids but for the community.
Tulba must take care as Augie T.
The ethical question of lawmakers and their side jobs is a sticky business, and City Councilman Augie Tulba has landed in some gray territory there. Tulba is still juggling his careers in entertainment and politics, and a commercial made for a rental-car company has overlapped the transition.
There doesn’t seem to be grounds to pull that ad, but it is in an industry — tourism — that the Council does affect. So Augie T., the established comic and radio host, must tread carefully here. No joke.