Siobhan Stofka

LA resident

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Roughly 10% of Californians are now fully vaccinated. KCRW asked listeners who have received their shots: How are you living differently now?

Hugs, giggles, cups of tea: What vaccinated Angelenos are cherishing as their bubbles expands

Roughly 10% of Californians are now fully vaccinated. KCRW asked listeners who have received their shots: How are you living differently now?

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