As treatment has evolved, the challenge now is to test more routinely, keep patients on their medicines and care for aging survivors.
Category: Transportation
Questions Surround Attorneys’ Actions in Special Ed Case
Records show that attorneys for Garden Grove Unified School District may have behaved unethically in effort to sway appellate court.
Anaheim City Council Candidates Gather for Low-Key Forum
Seven candidates field questions from residents in what could be the only Anaheim council candidates forum this election year.
Voice of Our Commentators
Scandals in the county landfills, treasurer’s office and Human Resources; and Santa Ana’s sunshine ordinance.
OCTA Proposal Would Increase Bus Fares by 33 Percent in February
Orange County Transportation Authority officials say they must raise fees because of dwindling ridership and rising operating costs.
On The Agenda
Highlighting this week’s public meeting agendas is a request from District Attorney Tony Rackacuckas to create a public corruption unit.
Weekend Get-Out-the-Vote Effort Focuses on Rallying Latinos
Activists hold their event at Santa Ana’s Jerome Park, but awakening this reluctant political bloc remains challenging.
Ambulance Company Raises Concerns in Both OC and LA
Records of spotty performance and murky ownership have fire department officials worried about the Huntington Beach-based Shoreline Ambulance Corp.
Voice of Our Commentators
More sexual harassment accusations, the good and bad about the Social Services Agency, Anaheim’s new transit terminal and more.
Does ARTIC Land Purchase Mean Fewer Street Repairs?
Anaheim purchased land to build a regional transportation center by leveraging funds typically destined for street maintenance. City officials say it won’t be a problem.



