Posted inCosta Mesa Costa Mesa City Council One Step Closer to Finalizing Retail Cannabis Regulations by Hosam Elattar 8 hours agoApr. 21, 2021 City council members laid groundwork Tuesday and a 7% tax for commercial marijuana shops that could start opening by Summer. 6 SharesShare3TweetReddit3Email
Posted inEmergencies & Disasters Health Experts Heighten Calls To Narrow Orange County’s Persisting Latino Vaccination Gap by Spencer Custodio 23 hours agoApr. 21, 2021
Posted inEmergencies & Disasters Orange County and State Health Officials Gearing Up for More Neighborhood Vaccination Clinics to Hardest Hit Areas by Spencer Custodio Apr. 19, 2021Apr. 20, 2021
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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 inYouth Media Fullerton Will Implement a Two-Year Pilot Program Aimed at Shutting Down Illegal Cannabis Dispensaries by ZIA ZOGRAFOS and JACOB REBER Apr. 15, 2021Apr. 15, 2021
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 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
Posted inEmergencies & Disasters Coronavirus Vaccines Are Key to Preventing New Mutations In Orange County, But It’s a Race Against Time by Spencer Custodio Apr. 12, 2021Apr. 13, 2021
