Today: Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg dies, Southern California replaces just 27% of jobs lost amid pandemic and, Orange County hits 51,646 coronavirus cases.

Today: Despite some resistance, Board of Supervisors OKs $7.5-billion budget; supervisors finalize private jet plans, ignore resident concerns and, hacking, mail-in ballot security questions answered by elections chief.

Today: Anaheim mayor could face recall election over rent control, stadium land sale; private jet plan for John Wayne airport sparks resident concern and allegations and, installations on Costa Mesa’s West 19th Street have drivers seeing circles — if only for a week.

Today: Virus spread across OC cities clearer with the release of more data; pandemic lays bare gaps in education access and, OC judge allows resident lawsuit against Angel Stadium sale to proceed.

Today: State officials to target more testing for OC’s hardest-hit neighborhoods; fire chief calls for residents to better prepare as fires blaze across the state, and CA Supreme Court will not hear County Board of Ed. school reopening case.

Today: Anaheim Planning Commission advances $150 million Angel Stadium sale to council; questions continue to swirl around OC health director's qualifications and low-income and predominately Latino neighborhoods in Santa Ana affected by toxic lead, report says.

Today: Anaheim Planning Commission could vote today to move $150 million Angel Stadium sale to City Council; state overrides Irvine on Vets Cemetery location and, OC churches and movie theater get limited reopening.

Today: Angels and Ducks have different community giveback approaches in Anaheim; OC gains ground against coronavirus, advances from purple tier to less-restrictive red tier and, Mobile fingerprint scanners to be distributed to OC Law Enforcement.

Today: OC reopening plans lack engagement of worker groups or school safety; Santa Ana tried to defund the police. What happened next? And, Activists concerned over rise in Orange County homeless deaths.

Today: OC Grand Jury describes shackles during birthing, care delays in custody; OC Supervisors continue to politicize public health as virus toll surpasses 1,000 and, Survey shows desire for investment in public health, social services report says.