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Most of the schools looking to reopen are in South County, where the virus hasn’t hit residents as hard, compared to working class neighborhoods in Anaheim and Santa Ana.
The County of Orange is failing taxpayers when it comes to disseminating public information about the coronavirus pandemic.
A lawsuit alleging Orange County supervisors have unconstitutionally restricted public comments got the green light to move forward Wednesday.
It isn’t the first time arguments around ‘choice’ have come up in debates over public education in Orange County.
The federal cash was passed on to the city from the state, on top of the $3 million it already received from Orange County.
New partnerships between census workers and local community leaders have formed new outreach efforts to ramp up response rates in undercounted areas.
Orange County elementary schools could reopen for classroom teaching if parents, teachers and community groups sign off, along with interim health officer Dr. Clayton Chau.
The meeting ended, and the window closed, without enough support by policymakers to put the question before voters in time for the November election.
OC Social Services Agency Director assured residents and workers her agency took a slew of precautions to prevent coronavirus outbreaks.
Four months into the pandemic, OC Health Care Agency officials still struggle to get the public timely, accurate data about how many people are dying from or in the hospital.