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Orange County Supervisor Katrina Foley released the following statement in response to the news that at noon on November 30, 2021,

The FBI arrested Kim Michael Sorgente on suspicion of involvement in the riots that took place at the Capitol on January 6, 2021.

In response to the oil spill off Huntington Beach, the U.S. Coast Guard, California state officials, Orange County Harbor Patrol

As Orange County contends with its third COVID-19 surge, hospitalizations may peak in the first few weeks of September.

The chasm in coronavirus case rates between unvaccinated and vaccinated Californians is continuing to widen, state data show, as some officials move more aggressively to require the shots as a precondition of both work and play. For the week ending Saturday, the average case rate among uninoculated

The reward for information leading to the arrest in the road rage freeway shooting of 6-year-old Aiden Leos has increased to $450,000 after the Costa Mesa City Council voted unanimously on Tuesday to provide $50,000 in reward money to help find his killer.

Orange County District Attorney Todd Spitzer issued a stern warning to the suspects involved in the deadly shooting of 6-year-old Aiden Leos on the 55 Freeway in the city of Orange, saying “we're not messing around anymore.” A cumulative $400,000 is now being offered in the case.

UpdatedTue, May 25, 2021 at 4:19 pm PT Replies(2) Supervisors hear out anti-vaccination and anti-mask activists during s session, but decry protesters at the homes of county officials. (Shutterstock) ORANGE COUNTY, CA —Hundreds of critics of the countys pandemic response showed up at Tuesdays Board of Supervisors meeting, the appropriate forum for debate and discussion, according to Orange County CEO Frank Kim. Recently, anti-vaccination and anti-mask activists have also taken to holding pro...

Supervisor Katrina Foley (District 2) issued the following statement around the CDC’s latest masking guidance: “To address the confusion about masks, I wanted to share with you the attached press release issued by our Orange County Health Care Agency (OCHA) to provide clarity on the CDC’s latest recommendations regarding face masks. In Orange County and throughout California, face masks are still required indoors by employers and employees according to OSHA. If fully vaccinated, you can r...

Supervisor Katrina Foley (District Two) was joined by Chairman Andrew Do (District One), Supervisor Doug Chaffee (District Four), and representatives from the Orange County Fair Board of Directors and Orange County Health Agency today, to announce the opening of the County’s third Super Pod vaccination site at the Costa Mesa Fairgrounds. “As we open more business sectors in the Orange Tier, our new same-day appointment system at our OC Fair and Event Center location, will help our community...