Posted inEmergencies & Disasters Health Experts Heighten Calls To Narrow Orange County’s Persisting Latino Vaccination Gap by Spencer Custodio 12 hours agoApr. 20, 2021 Neighborhood clinics and community organizations are key to closing the gaps, local experts say. 30 SharesShare23TweetReddit7Email
Posted inEmergencies & Disasters OC’s Latino Coronavirus Vaccination Rate Could Increase If Health Clinics Stay On Course by Spencer Custodio Apr. 16, 2021Apr. 17, 2021
Posted inEmergencies & Disasters More Orange County Residents Can Now Get a Coronavirus Vaccine, But Worries Remain About Working Class Access by Spencer Custodio Apr. 15, 2021Apr. 16, 2021
Posted inEmergencies & Disasters OC Jewish Community Calls For An End On Comparing Coronavirus Vaccine to Holocaust by Spencer Custodio Apr. 14, 2021Apr. 15, 2021
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Posted inEmergencies & Disasters Orange County Officials Say Coronavirus Vaccine Passports Won’t Be Forced On Residents by Spencer Custodio Apr. 13, 2021Apr. 14, 2021
Posted inEmergencies & Disasters Coronavirus Vaccines Are Key to Preventing New Mutations In Orange County, But It’s a Race Against Time by Spencer Custodio Apr. 12, 2021Apr. 13, 2021
Posted inEmergencies & Disasters Will Orange County’s Vaccine Gaps Lead to Disproportionate Outbreaks Among Latinos? by Spencer Custodio Apr. 9, 2021Apr. 10, 2021
Posted inEmergencies & Disasters Orange County Students Won’t Be Forced to Get Coronavirus Vaccines by Spencer Custodio Apr. 8, 2021Apr. 9, 2021
Posted inEmergencies & Disasters OC and State Latino Communities Still Lagging Behind in Coronavirus Vaccinations as Economy Rushes to Reopen by Spencer Custodio Apr. 7, 2021Apr. 8, 2021
