Healthcare is increasingly moving into schools, a trend that supporters say improves the health of needy families.
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In Social Services Agency, ‘We Go On Because the Work Is Essential’
Sandra Fox, an eligibility worker for the Orange County Social Services Agency, talks about the challenges she faces as poverty rates soar and resources wane.
Anaheim Council Lets Taxi Company Keep Its Ticket to Ride
The Anaheim City Council rebuffed an effort by one local taxi company to keep a competitor from getting a franchise to operate in the city.
On The Agenda
Highlighting this week’s public meeting agendas is a report on last year’s police beating death of transient Kelly Thomas.
Can Anaheim Repair a Broken Trust With Latino Community?
After years of gains, recent police shootings have pushed the level of distrust between the police department and Latinos back to where it was a decade ago, when the department kept dossiers on Latino leaders.
County Report Reveals Wide Disparities in OC’s Health
Health Care Agency’s annual survey shows the number of Santa Ana residents living in crowded conditions to be 10 times the national average.
California Jumps Ahead on Expansion of Health Coverage
Thousands in Orange County are receiving health coverage as a precursor of Obamacare. But the U.S. Supreme Court could strike down the law.
With Differing Views, Local Leaders Map November Election Strategies
Labor confronts the Democratic establishment while Republicans deal with their moderates. Both keep trying to figure out Latinos.
Santa Ana Sunshine Proposal Will Go Before Full City Council
The council’s ethics committee forwarded the proposal, which would increase transparency throughout city government.
Orange County Grapples With Wave of State Parolees
Law enforcement officials tell county supervisors how new state policy is changing policing and probation at the local level.









