Today: State’s coronavirus cases keeps rising over weekend, mostly in SoCal; when will OC’s recoveries from Coronavirus be reported and, seven O.C. nursing homes and two care facilities report coronavirus deaths.

Today: OC public servants speak out about workplace safety – Charles Barfield; local farm purchases surplus produce to donate for community care packages and County operated beaches to open, with restrictions.

Today: County coronavirus testing still lags behind other large counties; Newport Beach council spends over a million to chase housing goals they oppose and, judge orders OC company to stop selling unapproved hand sanitizer.

Today: Four more deaths and 131 new Coronavirus cases; Santa Ana City Council resists efforts to reverse rent freeze but Anaheim says no to eviction extension.

Today: OC officials to send beach reopening plan to Sacramento; landlords and property owners challenge Costa Mesa eviction moratorium and, beachgoers celebrate limited opening in Laguna and San Clemente.

Today: We can’t let cities and states go under: Gil Cisneros and Harley Rouda; So Cal cities spend big money on needed masks, other COVID-19 gear and, OC officials won’t enforce business closures during pandemic.

Today: Governor Newsom not surprised by lawsuit threat over beach closure; Orange County reports single-day high of 145 new COVID-19 cases and ACLU pushes OC Sheriff to release 500 medically vulnerable jail inmates.

Today: Coronavirus hospitalizations have been rising in OC; Newsom opts to close only OC beaches due COVID-19 concerns and, Anaheim city manager sacking heightens accountability, transparency concerns.

Today: Orange County has 4th highest Coronavirus hospitalizations in the state; supervisors trigger confusion with reopening guidelines and Newport Beach keeps beaches open amid COVID-19 concerns.

Today: Nearly 100 OC inmates test positive for Coronavirus, union raises concerns; OC aims to get Coronavirus tests up to 4,000 a day and County is mostly ready for next steps toward reopening, health officials say.