Posted inEmergencies & Disasters OC’s Latino Coronavirus Vaccination Rate Could Increase If Health Clinics Stay On Course by Spencer Custodio 3 hours agoApr. 16, 2021 Working class communities could fall behind if too much emphasis is put on the vaccination supersites, health leaders say. 49 SharesShare48TweetReddit1Email
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Posted inEmergencies & Disasters More Orange County Residents Can Now Get a Coronavirus Vaccine, But Worries Remain About Working Class Access by Spencer Custodio Apr. 15, 2021Apr. 16, 2021
Posted inCountywide Orange County Supervisors No Longer Question Sheriff Spending Tax Money Without Proper Authorization by Nick Gerda Apr. 15, 2021Apr. 15, 2021
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Posted inEmergencies & Disasters OC Jewish Community Calls For An End On Comparing Coronavirus Vaccine to Holocaust by Spencer Custodio Apr. 14, 2021Apr. 15, 2021
Posted inCountywide OC’s Glitchy Vaccine App ‘Othena’ Quietly Gets Nearly $3 Million Increase by Nick Gerda and Spencer Custodio Apr. 14, 2021Apr. 15, 2021
Posted inSafety, Security & Justice Anti-Hate Resolution Gets Political in Anaheim, Questions Persist On Concrete Action Curbing Racism In OC by Brandon Pho, Hosam Elattar, Noah Biesiada and Anthony Robledo Apr. 14, 2021Apr. 14, 2021
Posted inEmergencies & Disasters Orange County Officials Say Coronavirus Vaccine Passports Won’t Be Forced On Residents by Spencer Custodio Apr. 13, 2021Apr. 14, 2021
Posted inNorberto Santana, Jr. Santana: Will Orange County’s Covid Dead Ever Be Memorialized? by Norberto Santana Jr. Apr. 13, 2021Apr. 14, 2021
