Orange County Remains On State Watch List With 1,133 New Coronavirus Cases, 10 More Deaths
Orange County health officials reported 1,133 new coronavirus cases and 10 more deaths on Friday.
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Orange County health officials reported 1,133 new coronavirus cases and 10 more deaths on Friday.
Orange County beaches are open for the first weekend this month after being closed over July 4th weekend.
A former Orange County man and convicted sex offender is expected to be released from a state psychiatric hospital on Saturday.
The city said the measures would remain in place until further notice.
The Orange County Health Care Agency reported 26 COVID-19 fatalities and 1,292 new cases Thursday as Anaheim's Downtown Disney District reopened.
Hospital officials at Hoag Memorial Hospital are calling for patients who have recovered from coronavirus to donate plasma so the antibodies could be used to help current patients recover.
The county had reopened youth sports practice, team drills and training less than a month ago on June 15.
The highest concentrations of particulate matter were detected in Central Los Angeles, North Hollywood and Anaheim.
Orange County Health Care Agency officials reported 1,333 new cases of COVID-19 Wednesday and seven additional deaths.
Orange County health officials reported 1,010 new COVID-19 cases and three additional deaths Tuesday.
Supervisor Lisa Bartlett said she has a meeting scheduled with Sheriff Don Barnes and said that Gov. Gavin Newsom was sending in strike teams to help with enforcement.
As of Monday, county officials had performed 270,659 COVID-19 tests and documented 8,634 recoveries.
Most O.C. beaches were closed over the July 4th holiday weekend to help halt the spike in coronavirus cases. They reopened Monday.
A brush fire burned through about 21 acres on Sunday afternoon inside Irvine Regional Park in Orange.
The cities of Newport Beach, Laguna Beach, Huntington Beach and Seal Beach had already announced plans to close their beaches due to the spike in COVID-19 cases.
Officials announced Thursday that 30,000 antibody tests were incorrectly included in the total number of COVID-19 tests in Orange County between April 28 and June 3.
California will require 19 counties — including Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino and Ventura — to shutter some indoor businesses for at least three weeks due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Orange County is rolling back some of its reopening plans over concerns about rising coronavirus cases.
Orange County health officials reported 570 new COVID-19 cases and five additional deaths Wednesday.
Public health officials are ordering bars in Orange County that do not offer dine-in food service to be closed effective Thursday.
Orange County reported 779 new COVID-19 cases Tuesday, the highest number of infections the county has reported to date.
Ultimately, the decision could be in the hands of O.C. voters who might see the question of renaming the airport on a ballot initiative this fall.
Gov. Gavin Newsom said Orange County has been added to the state's "watch list'' due to concerning coronavirus statistics.
As of Sunday, there were 146 new coronavirus cases and 3 new deaths reported in Orange County.