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We are in challenging and uncharted territory. All Americans must deal with COVID-19.
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If you’re in need of a break from worrying about the coronavirus pandemic, you might spare a few minutes to learn about an inspiring philanthropic venture that could serve as a practical model for how to make a difference in the world.
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Art and culture are alive and vibrant in this time of fear and chaos.
The COVID-19 crisis has me haunted by memories of the AIDS crisis in the 1980s, and horrified by our apparent failure to remember its lessons.
I am a lifetime Newport Beach resident and attended Newport Elementary School in the early 1950s, through Newport Harbor High in 1963.
I don’t know about you all, but I am so grateful for first responders, who typically include paramedics, nurses, police officers, firefighters, rescuers, military personnel, doctors and everyone who works in hospitals.
I had to pick up a few items at the store recently and barely found a parking place to shop at a local market.
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The coronavirus pandemic is forcing us into a nationwide experiment with online education.
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Social distancing translates to zero social gatherings on behalf of Orange County nonprofits.
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It’s hard enough to date in a perfect world, let alone one filled with the coronavirus.
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Another homeless man I knew recently died.
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Orange County’s charity-focused nonprofits face creative challenges attracting the crowd to the tried and true events that have been staples of the social scene for decades.
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Farmers markets can’t turn into spring break on a city street. They must enforce the same rules as grocery stores.
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City elections typically drew 15% turnout. In the March primary, the seven City Council races on the ballot drew, on average, more than 30% turnout.
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How a leader confronts a deadly epidemic can reveal who they are. For Trump, that’s not a good thing.
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After 9/11, they said irony was dead. After Obama was elected, they said satire was dead. Despite the dire predictions we’re hearing amid the coronavirus crisis, our lives will return to normal one day. But our behaviors may change dramatically for a time, but our natures will not.
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Wait. Now maybe we should wear facemasks? The evolving, and sometimes puzzling, guidance for Americans to stop the spread of COVID-19 infections.
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The deadly outbreak among members of a choir has stunned health officials, who have concluded that the virus was almost certainly transmitted through the air from one or more people without symptoms.
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Citing concerns over spreading the coronavirus, California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced public schools will be closed for the rest of the academic year.
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COVID-19 cases in the state are closing in on 10,000 after L.A. and Orange County reported massive rises in the number of daily infections and increased death tolls.
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The coronavirus crisis prompts the University of California and California State University to temporarily suspend some admission requirements.
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The man derailed the train because he believed the Mercy was part of suspicious activities involving the coronavirus, prosecutors said.
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