Limestone Canyon Nature Preserve To Reopen In February After Closing Due To Wildfires
Limestone Canyon Nature Preserve is set to reopen for Wilderness Access Day on Feb. 5.
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Limestone Canyon Nature Preserve is set to reopen for Wilderness Access Day on Feb. 5.
Orange County's COVID-19 hospitalizations have inched up to an even 1,200, six more than Saturday's total, according to the latest state figures.
While most beaches along the Orange County coastline were barren because of the advisory, there were still plenty of surfers in search of big waves in Newport Beach.
Los Angeles, Riverside and Orange Counties are amongst the many feeling the immense strain of the COVID-19 pandemic, as numbers continue to climb nationwide.
Orange County residents who are desperate for their test results have received emails, according to Supervisor Katrina Foley, that retesting is now recommended.
Hospitalizations in Orange County have swelled from 964 on Monday to 1,013 on Tuesday, according to the Orange County Health Care Agency. The number of intensive care unit patients are also up from 140 to 159.
Orange County's COVID-19 hospitalizations continued to climb Saturday, rising to 875 -- up from 779 on Friday and 724 on Thursday, according to the latest state figures.
At-home test kits are sold out or hard to find in retail stores, and county officials are again scrambling to set up more testing sites – which had started to dwindle as more people got vaccinated.
Kelly Ernby, who specialized in environmental and consumer law, joined the Orange County District Attorney's Office in 2011.
As COVID-19 cases continue to surge and with kids returning to school from their holiday break, school districts are offering free at-home testing kits to their students.
Orange County's COVID-19 hospitalizations have surpassed the number reached during the summer surge -- which was fueled by the contagious Delta variant -- and the figure is nearing the peak from the first wave in the summer of 2020, according to data released Tuesday by the Orange County Health Care Agency.
COVID-19 numbers continue to soar in Orange County with 15,427 new cases and 5 deaths reported Monday by the Orange County Health Care Agency.
Mater Dei High School president Fr. Walter Jenkins has resigned from his position months after an alleged hazing scandal involving the school's football team, the Roman Catholic Diocese of Orange announced on Saturday.
As cases surge throughout the region, nine of the 25 hospitals in Orange County have resurrected surge tents outside their facilities, just as they did during last year's winter surge.
The State of Emergency was issued in response to the rash of winter storms that has hit the state over recent weeks.
Orange County's COVID-19 hospitalizations continue to soar along with case rates, according to data released by the Orange County Health Care Agency.
Two men were rushed to a hospital after a fiery crash on a Tustin roadway, apparently caused by driving at a high rate of speed, authorities said Wednesday.
Mandatory evacuations have gone into effect near the Bond Fire burn scar area in Silverado, Williams and Modjeska Canyons.
The no-burn order was extended to last through Monday evening, and restricts the use of wood-burning stoves and fireplaces due to highly forecasted levels of air pollution.
The news comes on the same day that Riverside County also reported their first Omicron variant case.
Aaron Ketelaar allegedly hacked into several accounts at Villa Park High School on Dec. 18, 2020, and posted the offensive content in the class announcement section.
As COVID-19 cases surge, California reinstated a statewide mask mandate on Monday, set to begin on Wednesday. But for those in the Inland Empire, this is brand new information.
Members of Teamsters Local 396 who work for Republic Services went on strike last week, citing the company's failure to reach a fair contract with the union.
The Orange County Sheriff's Department has lifted the mandatory evacuation order in the Bond Fire burn area.
