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More Money, More Needy Patients for County’s Indigent Health Care

County Government
By REX DALTON | November 30, 2011

Orange County’s health care program for indigent adults will
gain millions more federal dollars and as many as 20,000 more
patients.

Irvine Council Grants Occupy Campers Two-Week Extension

david chen
By Voice of OC | November 23, 2011

Despite complaints of noise, the city council members voted
unanimously to allow a subcommittee to renew the camping
agreement.

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    Peter Wolf representing Best Friends Animal Society, one of the largest animal welfare organizations in the U.S. and a leader in the development and operation of community cat programs, explains the benefits of the Return-to-Field program compared to the “traditional” approach for managing feline intake.

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    Fr. Dennis Kriz, Pastor at St. Philip Benizi Catholic Church in Fullerton, writes that it is worth noting that the rate of death among those who without a fixed abode has gone down in June.

  • Santana: The Pesky Public

    Keeping the public out of the loop has become an extreme sport for our elected class as well as the greatest threat to our democracy. In recent times, we’ve seen efforts here in Orange County to illegally restrict public comment, destroy public documents, squash dissenting council members, delay release of police misconduct records along with the murky process of monitoring state harassment investigations or changing federal regulations.

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    County reporter Nick Gerda was given the honor Sunday evening for his work in 2018 by the Los Angeles Press Club and Publisher Norberto Santana, Jr. won the honor the previous year.

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An update on West Nile Virus and invasive mosquitos is up at today's 3 p.m. Orange County Mosquito and Vector Control District Board meeting, 13001 Garden Grove Blvd., Garden Grove. https://t.co/twjkNTle93

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