The county ranks 37th statewide in the percentage of newborns
being breast-fed in hospitals.
Tag: Immigration
OC Sheriff and District Attorney Protest $49.5-Million Budget Cuts
District attorney and sheriff say county supervisors are
potentially preventing them from fulfilling their constitutional
duties.
Downtown Inc. Presents Its Case
Santa Ana’s downtown booster organization gave a presentation
designed to counter ongoing criticism of its activities.
Free Clinics Offer Santa Ana Hope, but Challenges Remain
The city has long faced the worst urban hardships of any major
U.S. city, but only recently have free medical clinics opened.
The OC Morning Report
Kinde Durkee’s impact, San Juan councilman names dog ‘Muhammad’
and upset Anaheim residents want answers on library and park.
Police Hoping for Tape of Noose Perpetrators
A camera across the street might have captured video of those
who draped a hangman’s noose on the Orange County Labor Federation
building.
A Door-to-Door Approach to Health Awareness
Latino Health Access promotores preach the importance
of preventative health in their communities.
The OC Morning Report
Shrinking city reserves, top-notch parks in Laguna Niguel and
who’s most likely to use Orange County’s emergency rooms?
OC Latinos Use Less Than Their Share of ER Services
Latinos constitute 34 percent of Orange County’s population but
accounted for only 28 percent of all emergency room visits.
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