Posted inCountywide Santa Ana Looks at Officially Recognizing Residents Who Died from Covid by Nick Gerda Apr. 23, 2021Apr. 24, 2021 The city has been among the hardest-hit in OC by the pandemic. Mayor Vicente Sarmiento wants to see recognition of those who have died. 192 SharesShare147Tweet2Reddit43Email
Posted inEmergencies & Disasters Orange County’s Coronavirus Recovery Depends on Vaccines and Public Health Measures by Spencer Custodio Mar. 24, 2021Mar. 25, 2021
Posted inEmergencies & Disasters COVID-19 Year One: OC’s Doctors, Nurses, Community Organizations Stepped Up to Curb The Virus by Spencer Custodio Mar. 19, 2021Mar. 20, 2021
Posted inEmergencies & Disasters Where’s The Routine Public COVID Updates? State and OC Officials No Longer Stream Weekly Briefings by Spencer Custodio Mar. 17, 2021Mar. 18, 2021
Posted inEmergencies & Disasters Will Orange County’s Community Health Clinics Run Out of Money, Halt Vaccinations? by Spencer Custodio Mar. 11, 2021Mar. 12, 2021
Posted inHealth & Wellness OC Clinics Fear a Pause on Closing Vaccine Gap When Blue Shield Takes Over by Spencer Custodio Mar. 10, 2021Mar. 11, 2021
Posted inEmergencies & Disasters Indoor Dining, Movie Theaters and Gyms Might Reopen in Orange County Next Week by Spencer Custodio Mar. 9, 2021Mar. 9, 2021
Posted inEmergencies & Disasters Orange County Might Be Able to Reopen More Businesses Sooner if More Hard-Hit Communities are Vaccinated Faster by Spencer Custodio Mar. 4, 2021Mar. 5, 2021
Posted inEmergencies & Disasters OC’s Coronavirus Vaccine App Othena Could Be Irrelevant When Blue Shield Takes Over Statewide Distribution by Spencer Custodio Mar. 1, 2021Mar. 2, 2021
Posted inNEWS State Officials to Address Potential Blue Shield Vaccine Distribution Inequities by Spencer Custodio Feb. 25, 2021Feb. 27, 2021
