LA Times
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New COVID-19 testing site set to open near pedestrian crossing in San Ysidro along U.S.-Mexico border
The location is thought to be the closest testing location to the U.S.-Mexico border in any state
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San Quentin State Prison guard dies from coronavirus
There have been 261 confirmed cases of COVID-19 among staff members at San Quentin, but Polanco is the first correctional officer there to die from the illness, according to state prison officials.
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L.A. County reports more than 1,700 new coronavirus cases, many among younger people
Los Angeles County public health officials on Sunday reported 1,789 new cases of the coronavirus and 10 deaths.
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Newbury Park church holds indoor services in defiance of judge's order
As many as 150 demonstrators gathered near Newbury Park's Godspeak church, some supporting its defiance of a judge's order, others denouncing the indoor services.
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Firefighters report progress against 32,000-acre Apple fire in Riverside County
The Apple fire had burned 32,412 acres, destroyed four homes and was 40% contained as of Sunday morning.
City of Orange
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Housing Documents
View documents related to CDBG and HOME programs.
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Bid Results
View results from bids in the City of Orange.
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Agendas, Minutes, and Public Hearing Notices
Agendas and Minutes Public Hearing Notices
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Santiago Hills Assessment District
The renovation of Santiago Hills landscape began on Trails End Lane, between Chapman Avenue and White Oak Ridge.
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COVID-19 Updates
COVID-19 UPDATES
LA Times – Orange County
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Orange County's coronavirus-related death toll passes 700
While a far cry from the record 32 deaths reported Thursday, Friday's seven additional fatalities demonstrate that the coronavirus is continuing to take a toll even as officials weigh reopening some schools for in-person instruction.
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Orange County posts its highest single-day COVID death total: 32
The 32 newly reported fatalities pushed the county's total deaths related to the coronavirus to 697.
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Poseidon's Huntington Beach desalination plant still in choppy waters
Does Orange County need all that expensive water from Poseidon's proposed seawater desalination plant in Huntington Beach?
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Massive brawl breaks out at a hotel in Anaheim, prompting police response
Two people are injured and two others arrested in a brawl involving 60 to 100 people at the Cambria Hotel near Disneyland, police say.
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'Everything is over the top': How O.C. hair salons work through the coronavirus
After securing a permit from the city, TravisVu the Salon on Warner Avenue opened again for business last week. Three chairs were set outside under the shade of a roof for clients to arrive after having booked appointments.
OC Register
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Two 17-year-olds put pandemic downtime to good use, creating websites to help others
Both have helped individuals and organizations connect to resources.
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New center in Santa Ana helps hard-hit transgender people during coronavirus pandemic
Alianza Translatinx, the first center of its kind in Orange County run entirely by transgender women of color, assists those coping with job losses due to stay-at-home orders.
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$1 dispute over car purchase price sparks 2-year legal battle between auto dealership, Army solider
Buyer dismisses notion that a clerical error was at play, but attorney for Norm Reeves Honda Superstore denies attempt at bait-and-switch.
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US tops 5 million confirmed coronavirus cases, to Europe’s alarm
With confirmed coronavirus cases in the U.S. hitting 5 million Sunday, by far the highest of any country, the failure of the most powerful nation in the world to contain the scourge has been met with astonishment and alarm in Europe.
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Cornavirus state tracker: Hospitalizations in California continue to decline, U.S. tops 5 million cases as of Aug. 9
The worldwide coronavirus case count is nearing 20 million.