As COVID-19 continues to upend life in San Diego, the strain can be felt across our community. Photos from our work the past week show how property owners, renters and healthcare workers are all facing new challenges from the pandemic.
A sign in a window in Bankers Hill thanks healthcare workers, April 8, 2020.Sharon and Barry Herbst, who own residential properties in San Diego County, are shown at their home in Escondido, April 7, 2020. (Zoë Meyers/inewsource)Dr. Young Suh, the medical director at the San Diego American Indian Health Center, works in a tent set up to screen patients for COVID-19 symptoms before they enter the clinic, April 8, 2020.Joseph Shepherd, a physician assistant at the San Diego American Indian Health Center, adjusts his mask while working in his office on April 8, 2020.A medical assisstant screens patients as they enter San Diego Family Care in Linda Vista, April 8, 2020.Daniel Thomas sits in a hotel in Old Town, April, 9 2020. He stayed there while his wife Barabara awaited the results of her COVID-19 test.Daniel Thomas calls his wife Barbara from down the street of their home in Old Town, April, 9 2020. Barabara was suspected of having COVID-19 and quarantined in their home.Barbara Thomas catches a kiss blown by her husband Daniel through the window of their home in Old Town, April, 9 2020. Barbara found out later in the day that she was negative for COVID-19.A late season storm brought rain to San Diego throughout the week, April 7, 2020.
Zoë Meyers is a photo and video journalist at inewsource. Zoë loves working as a visual journalist because it gives her the privilege of witnessing moments in people's personal lives and in our community that can enhance our understanding of important stories. When she's not behind the camera,...
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