Today: OC Fair getting travel trailers, looking at buildings on property for medical use; Quarantine grocery guide for famer’s markets and grocery stores; and UC Irvine students wrestle with lease break payments.

Today: Orange County has 107 newly reported cases of coronavirus; grocery workers plea for virus safety measures as clerks deal with crowded stores, fears and, Coronavirus outbreak in OC jails triggers early inmate releases and worker safety protests.

Today: Orange County health officials now recommend face coverings in public; the County reports 50 more cases of coronavirus on April 7 and, early recall election results show Westminster Council likely to remain.

Today: Property taxpayers might not get late fees waived for income loss; Huntington Beach approves controversial raises for police and city employees and, Council member pushes suspension of Santa Ana tax increase.

Today: Orange County COVID-19: Daily update on deaths, hospitalizations & response; Newport Beach bans short term rentals during coronavirus emergency and, Costco, Walmart cut back (again) on shoppers inside stores.

Today: Local public servants meeting the COVID-19 crisis head-on; OC residents hit by unemployment get help from social services agency and, County now says financial hardship doesn’t qualify for late fee waivers.

Today: Food bank hires temporary workers to feed OC’s most vulnerable; County releases coronavirus statistics for smaller cities and, Are you unable to pay rent because of the coronavirus?

Today: Orange County has 107 newly reported cases of coronavirus; grocery workers plea for virus safety measures as clerks deal with crowded stores, fears and, Coronavirus outbreak in OC jails triggers early inmate releases and worker safety protests.

Today: OC officials agree to disclose COVID-19 hospitalization data; restaurant group closed by coronavirus crisis gives 2,000 pounds of food to pantries, shelters and, State estimates to COVID-19 hospitalizations will peak in less than 4 weeks.

Today: Orange County coronavirus cases reach 431, still 4 deaths; OC officials plan on providing more info on hospital needs and, four O.C. school districts add several weeks to their shutdown.