May 10, 2017
Orange County
Voice of OC: Orange County supervisor proposes temporary homeless shelters in Irvine, Huntington Beach and Santa Ana
Orange County Supervisor Shawn Nelson has proposed putting temporary homeless shelters on county-owned land in Irvine, Huntington Beach and Santa Ana – and he wants the first one to open within 30 days.
OCEA: Members only seminar tomorrow May 11! The topic is Identity Theft
Deter, detect, and defend yourself from identity theft. Reduce your chances of becoming a victim by being aware. Know your consumer rights and learn about the many resources you have available. Click the link to view the flyer.
OC Register: A fine salute to Garden Grove’s Tibor Rubin, the Korean War hero with a VA hospital named after him now
The announcement first came at the end of 2016 but in case you’d forgotten Brainiac is here to help: Tibor Rubin, the late Congressional Medal of Honor recipient from Garden Grove, was honored Wednesday when the Long Beach veterans hospital was rededicated in Rubin’s name.
OC Register: Irvine will look for other sites for controversial Edison substation
Surrounding property and business owners began contacting the city early last year after they learned about the project. They say they are worried about potential health and fire risks and damage to property values from the structure. Some of their buildings are about 10 feet from the site.
OC.GOV: OC Health Care Agency Implements Secure Electronic Patient History Sharing System that is First-of-its-Kind in the Nation
The OC Health Care Agency's (HCA) field implementation of an electronic system that enables the instantaneous sharing of a patient's medical history from ambulance to hospital has been recognized this month by the Journal of Emergency Medical Services for its innovation.
California
Politico: California takes center stage in battle for House majority
California has emerged as the epicenter of the already-intense battle for the House in 2018, as both parties rush resources and manpower to a state that could determine the chamber’s balance of power.
Publication Date: May 10, 2017