San Clemente residents demand action regarding homeless population
The city of San Clemente has yet to bring satisfaction to its residents as well as the needy regarding the action being taken to assist the issue of
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/ 04/26/2020
Newport Beach City Council votes to keep beaches open
Newport Beach City Council voted to keep its beaches open during a special meeting that was held on April 28 after warm weather attracted tens of thousands of
From ear to ear: LCAD’s student-organized initiative to print ‘ear-savers’ for medical staff
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/ 04/23/2020
COVID-19 harming small business in Laguna Beach
Since the coronavirus outbreak, restaurant owner Cary Redfearn has been forced to lay off more than 75% of his staff at Slice Pizza and Beer in Laguna Beach.
Citizens of Laguna Hills continue their efforts to flaten the curve of Covid-19
The residents of Laguna Hills have been doing their part in helping slow the spread of the Coronavirus. In following the advice of the government, citizens have been
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/ 04/23/2020
Los Angeles Mayor does not think large public gatherings will return until Fall 2021
Large public gatherings like sporting events and concerts are anticipated to be off-limits in Los Angeles until Fall 2021 due to COVID-19, according to Los Angeles Mayor Eric
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/ 04/23/2020
California community college chancellor’s office holds informational zoom conference for plans going forward amidst coronavirus pandemic
California Community College Chancellor Eloy Oakley hosted a teleconference via Zoom to speak out about the current status of community colleges and what students and staff should expect
OC skaters didn’t let a sand-filled skate park stop them from having fun
The City of San Clemente took extra measures at Ralph’s skate park off of La Pata on Thursday by filling the skate park with 37 tons of sand.
O.C Judge blocks plans to re-purpose Laguna Hills Inn as Project Roomkey Facility amid potential legal fight
The County of Orange has announced a temporary pause to it’s plans to convert the Laguna Hills Inn into a facility for homeless people during the coronavirus pandemic.
What will come after coronavirus?
Where will we be a month from now? A year from now? We are currently living strange times where this pandemic has only left us wondering if we’ll
Beaches are closed, restaurants open and somehow the OC’s coronavirus death rate is not that high
Orange County’s neighbors have more cases of Coronavirus. For example, Los Angeles County has 11.7 deaths per 100,000 on a per capita basis, while San Diego County: 4.1
Taking a closer look at Zoom and ‘zoombombing’
Big issues arise from popular quarantine tool used by schools and businesses, Zoom. With the coronavirus still running the streets and all of us are stuck to the
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