Both West Anaheim and Santa Ana are home to many Latino immigrant families for whom English is not their first language.
Tag: Andrew Do
Andrew Do served on the Orange County Board of Supervisors and is now imprisoned for corruption. This archive follows the whole arc: the nonprofit contracts, the federal case, the guilty plea, his resignation and the forensic audits still finding questionable spending.
Posted inGovernment, Health & Wellness, NEWS, Outdoors, Safety, Security & Justice, Top Stories, Transportation
OC Supervisors Move Forward on John Wayne Airport Jet Space Plans as Public Concerns Remain
Orange County supervisors are moving forward with three companies to take over non-airline aviation services at John Wayne Airport.
Posted inCountywide, Education, Emergencies & Disasters, Government, Health & Wellness, Top Stories
OC Supervisors Seek to Boost Coronavirus Testing for Elementary Schools if Opened this Fall
OC Supervisors set aside some of the coronavirus testing at the Anaheim Convention for elementary school teachers and students if state health officials allow classrooms to reopen.
Posted inAnaheim, Emergencies & Disasters, Health & Wellness, Safety, Security & Justice, Santa Ana, Top Stories
Tackling Coronavirus Spread in Anaheim and Santa Ana Puts Focus on Inequity
The virus is hitting working class Latino neighborhoods especially hard because many residents are essential workers who are trying to quarantine in overcrowded housing.
Posted inCountywide, Safety, Security & Justice, Top Stories
Orange County Supervisors Approve Law Enforcement Appreciation Events
The move was proposed by supervisors’ Chairwoman Michelle Steel and approved unanimously by the other four supervisors.
Posted inEmergencies & Disasters
Orange County Supervisors Split Over Coronavirus Numbers and Trends
As OC continues to see a spike in coronavirus cases, county Supervisors seem often at odds with each other over what the numbers actually mean.
Posted inCountywide
Orange County Rolling Out New Testing Site at Anaheim Convention Center
The drive-through site is expected to increase the county’s testing capacity by about 10 percent amid a shortage that’s been leading to week-long wait times.
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When Will $75 Million in Coronavirus Aid Reach Orange County Small Businesses?
Most of the funds haven’t yet made it into businesses’ hands, though officials say the process is well underway and the money should be distributed by July.
Posted inEmergencies & Disasters
Orange County Coronavirus Mask Debate Heats Up
Orange County’s seeing an increasing community debate over whether or not there should be a mandatory mask order in place after calls from the OC Democratic party and labor leaders to reinstate the order.
Posted inCountywide, Emergencies & Disasters, Government, Health & Wellness, Top Stories
Orange County Officials No Longer Require Masks During Coronavirus Pandemic
Orange County residents are no longer required to wear cloth masks in public during the coronavirus pandemic after health officials walked back a mandate on Thursday.
