The shutdown comes as 842 people are hospitalized in Orange County and regional ICU unit capacity dips to 13 percent.
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OC’s Nonessential Businesses to be Shut Down Under Gov. Newsom’s Incoming Stay Home Order
The order comes after OC’s hospitalizations reach their highest levels.
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Will OC Businesses be Shut Down and Residents Urged to Stay Home Again?
Gov. Gavin Newsom is expected to make an announcement about a potential shutdown order Thursday at noon.
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Coronavirus Positivity Rates Increasing Throughout All of Orange County
Cases and hospitalizations are increasing before the potential effects of Thanksgiving can be seen.
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OC Continues to Grapple With Skyrocketing Coronavirus Cases and Hospitalizations
State public health officials estimate 12 to 13% of new cases will end up in hospitals a few weeks down the road.
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Many OC Businesses Might Be Shut Down by Gov. Gavin Newsom Because of Rapid Coronavirus Spread
State public health officials project Southern California intensive care units could be maxed out before Christmas.
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Orange County’s Hospitalizations Increasing Faster Than Beginning of First Wave
The steady uptick in hospitalizations comes as public health officials warn against traditional holiday celebrations.
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Orange County’s Coronavirus Positivity Rates Keep Increasing in Working Class Neighborhoods
Community organizations are already stretched thin and leaders worry about a massive spike following Thanksgiving.
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OC Coronavirus Hospitalization Increases Mirrors Summer Wave as Thanksgiving Draws Near
The dramatic case spikes in the summer led to over 700 people hospitalized at one point in July.
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Fountain Valley Hospital Employees Continue Protesting Working Conditions After Coronavirus Kills One Worker
The employees first protested working conditions in July, which led to a critical state audit in September.
