Greater LA

Orange County lags in releasing coronavirus info, leaves residents confused

Orange County has been slow with releasing data about the novel coronavirus and testing people. Like the rest of the state, it’s seeing more COVID-19 cases. As of noon today, the region has 431 confirmed cases and at least four deaths.

By Steve Chiotakis • Mar 30, 2020 • 1 min read

Orange County has been slow with releasing data about the novel coronavirus and testing people. Like the rest of the state, it’s seeing more COVID-19 cases. As of noon today, the region has 431 confirmed cases and at least four deaths. Some residents feel the county’s response has been confusing, leaving them frustrated and anxious.

Steve Chiotakis
Afternoon News Anchor
Christian Bordal
Managing Producer, Greater LA
Jenna Kagel
Radio producer
Rebecca Mooney
Producer, The Treatment
Gustavo Arellano
columnist, LA Times

Greater LA

Orange County lags in releasing coronavirus info, leaves residents confused

Orange County has been slow with releasing data about the novel coronavirus and testing people. Like the rest of the state, it’s seeing more COVID-19 cases. As of noon today, the region has 431 confirmed cases and at least four deaths.

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Greater LA

Orange County lags in releasing coronavirus info, leaves residents confused

Orange County has been slow with releasing data about the novel coronavirus and testing people. Like the rest of the state, it’s seeing more COVID-19 cases. As of noon today, the region has 431 confirmed cases and at least four deaths.

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