The concerns are being raised as hospitals across the county face an influx of coronavirus patients at a faster rate than any other time in the pandemic.
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Uncertainty Continues for OC Restaurants and Bars Reckoning with Coronavirus
Restaurant owners who suffered from a lack of sit-down dining business during the more restrictive months of the pandemic had to shutter again amid Coronavirus outbreaks and case spikes.
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Relaxed Rules at Fountain Valley Hospital Causing Coronavirus Outbreak, Employees Say
Fountain Valley Hospital nursing assistants and technicians claim they’re not being tested for the coronavirus and are forced to reuse equipment.
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OC Restaurant and Theater Operations Curbed by Governor as Coronavirus Cases Spike
OC restaurants and movie theaters will have to limit their operations after Gov. Gavin Newsom updated statewide health orders.
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Orange County Bars Ordered to Shut Down Before Fourth of July Weekend
Orange County bars have been shut down by county Interim Health Officer Dr. Clayton Chau ahead of the Fourth of July weekend because of spiking coronavirus hospitalizations and positivity rates.
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Orange County Bars May Shut Down Again Due to Rising Coronavirus Cases
Orange County may see its bars and pubs shut down again, less than a month after they reopened, because of the continuing spike in coronavirus cases and hospitalizations.
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Orange County Could See More State Coronavirus Restrictions, Enforcement
Gov. Gavin Newsom is looking to issue another series of statewide health orders and step up enforcement as Coronavirus trends continue to worsen in Orange County, along with the state.
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OC Partners With Community Group to Reduce Coronavirus Impacts on Anaheim, Santa Ana
Latino Health Access has partnered with OC health officials in an effort to help address the growing coronavirus cases in poor, working-class Latino neighborhoods.
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Toll Road Officials Keep Battling Efforts to Drop South OC Toll Road Extension, Defend Financial Health
TCA directors in March dropped a slew of controversial proposals to extend the 241 toll road. Now they’re using paid lobbyists to oppose a state bill affirming their own move.
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Two Mayors, Two Takes As Coronavirus Hits Anaheim and Santa Ana Hard
OC’s coronavirus numbers are increasing as businesses reopen and various city and County officials are looking to restart the local economy.
