UC relaxes admissions requirements to accommodate for COVID-19 effects
The University of California (UC) will temporarily suspend its SAT/ACT and A-G letter grade requirements in response to COVID-19 disruptions.
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OC Health Care Agency shifts COVID-19 strategy as virus spreads
Containment is no longer effective in navigating the COVID-19 situation in Orange County because there is evidence of community transmission.
The 2020 census: everything you need to know
As the 2020 census rolls around, here is everything you need to know about what the census is, how it works and what it’s used for.
Here’s how COVID-19 affects businesses
As the panic over the COVID-19 virus continues to increase, so does the livelihood of multiple businesses throughout the county.
Here’s what Orange County, California and the federal government are doing about COVID-19
Daily updates on COVID-19 action by local, state and federal governments.
Recap: Democratic debate and March primaries results
Amid coronavirus fears, the Democratic debate and March primaries go on. Here are the results, current delegate count and more.
HBUHSD to provide lunch services for students beginning Wednesday, March 18
Joining surrounding school districts, including Garden Grove and Irvine, HBUHSD will be starting a meal program on Wednesday, March 18.
College Board modifies AP exams and cancels SAT in response to school closures
College Board canceled the next two SAT events and is developing plans for students to potentially take AP exams at home amid COVID-19 concerns.
HBUHSD to close schools amid COVID-19 pandemic
HBUHSD announced on March 13 that all schools will be closed for two weeks to limit the spread of COVID-19.
HBUHSD and Sunset League postpone sports competitions and extracurricular activities to prevent coronavirus spread
The Huntington Beach Union High School District (HBUHSD) announced this afternoon that it would postpone all nonessential extracurricular gatherings.