Today: OC officials told Anaheim City Manager to keep Coronavirus zip code data secret; Disneyland workers plan to protest against reopening theme park on July 17 and, Orange County starts reading aloud public comments submitted by email.

Today: OC Labor leaders call on county officials to enforce statewide mask mandate; South OC cities see steep increases for sheriff protection and, Irvine council to begin discussing demolition for veteran cemetery.

Today: Santa Ana, Anaheim residents hit with Coronavirus at far higher rates than other OC cities; OC Fair Audit shows $220K in improper expenses and, Orange County coronavirus cases up by almost 300.

Today: Santa Ana officials move forward with police spending increases; Fullerton extends OC’s first safe parking program into summer and, celebrating Juneteenth in the midst of the Black Lives Matter movement.

Today: Orange County residents again required to wear Coronavirus masks; medical experts argue supervisors should have kept masks and, Costa Mesa closes $24-million budget gap by making steep civic cuts.

Today: Santa Ana pushes discussion on police oversight and funding to Thursday; Costa Mesa police officers to wear body cams amid calls for reform and, San Clemente interim city manager let go in wake of public controversy.

Today: OC protests against police violence to continue over the week of Juneteenth; County considers cuts as revenue plummets for Social Services and, Irvine councilwoman announces mayoral bid.

Today: Is Coronavirus causing a spike in homeless deaths?; Santa Ana will again consider police oversight along with budget, salary concessions and, Anaheim City Council rejects legalizing cannabis shops, debates revenue, and timing.

Today: OC officials no longer require masks during pandemic; prosecutors push back against judges claims of back room effort and, Clerk-Recorder offices open for marriage services, death certificates, property records.

Today: Nursing home losses mount as Orange County COVID-19 deaths near 200; National First Amendment Advocates condemn Irvine Mayor's actions, and DA Spitzer draws fire from a judge over high profile case.