Yes, I believe that info is correct. The 2 schools will have 1 more year to fix whatever is missing (which is still unknown as of now). I have heard that this incident is pretty shocking to all pharmacy schools across the US because no such thing had ever happened before.
The 3rd candidate school in CA, Touro University, is also preparing harder than ever after this news came about. However, both classes (1st and 2nd year) are perfectly safe in terms of sitting for the exam. Touro became candidate just this June and the candidate status lasts for 5 years. So by that time, both of their current classes will have graduated. (Students graduate from a candidate school have the same rights and privilages as those from fully accredited schools). But I'm sure Touro wouldnt want to be in SD and LLU position in the future.
That's about all info I can share. Personally, I'm pretty sure all 3 candidates in CA will eventually achieve full accreditation.