For eight months of the year, there are only 56 emergency
shelter beds for the county’s 21,000 homeless people.
Luisa Fernandez Vasquez, who suffers from a rare bone cancer,
says officials are wrong to fight testing at a Social Services
Agency building in an industrial zone.
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A detailed examination of the $1.3-billion county health care
provider was recommended to the CalOptima board in a confidential
report.
Artists say the shuttering of MC Gallery & Studio, long
considered a destination in Santa Ana’s Latino art world, is
another result of downtown gentrification.
The Orange County-based Fraternal Order of Real Bearded Santas
helps the men in red get insurance and be ready with the
answers.
Mike Ruane of OC’s Children and Families Commission, discusses
the Report on the Conditions of Children in Orange County.
State and local governments battle over who is the “parent” of
children who need a host of educational and mental health
services.
Expert says most of the health care administered is performed by
health clerks, not nurses.
A preliminary assessment reportedly warned of defects that could
cause serious problems.
Officials say Linda Ackerman disqualified herself from a hearing
on a proposed desalinization plant because of her involvement with
two other water agencies that support the project.
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