Hugs for Heroes Ends with over 1,000 Meals Delivered to Health Care Workers
With the COVID-19 National Emergency Declaration anticipated to end on May 11, Hugs for Heroes is closing out its two-year-long ...
Tag: Omicron
2022 Year in Review: Long-Standing Dana Point Projects Make Major Strides, Town Bids Farewell to Community Figures
Before looking ahead to 2023, Dana Point Times highlights the town’s most notable events and news headlines from this past ...
Short-Handed: Capo Unified Grapples with Substitute Teacher Shortage
By Collin Breaux The Capistrano Unified School District saw its existing substitute teacher shortage become even more acute after the ...
On Life and Love After 50: Finding a COVID Rapid-Results Test Before Christmas
Tom Blake By Tom Blake My partner, Greta, and I have taken the COVID-19 concerns seriously. Both of us have ...
Hugs for Heroes Returns to Dana Point Amid Omicron Surge
Featured Image: Dana Point community members come together to collect individually wrapped snacks to donate to health care providers at ...
The Levin Letter: A Year of Progress for South OC
Rep. Mike Levin By Rep. Mike Levin As we begin 2022, I want to take a brief moment to recognize ...
California Extends Indoor Mask Mandate
Featured Image: Bryn Valaika wears a mask while working as a cashier at The Ecology Center in San Juan Capistrano ...
2021 Year in Review: Looking back at Dana Point’s pandemic recovery and progress of 2021
Written and compiled by Breeana Greenberg Every year, Dana Point Times looks back at its coverage throughout the year and ...
California Reinstates Indoor Mask Mandate
Staff California is reissuing a month-long statewide mask mandate for indoor public spaces starting Wednesday, Dec. 15, health officials announced ...
First U.S. Omicron Case Detected in California
By Collin Breaux Dr. Anthony Fauci announced that the omicron variant has been detected in California, marking the first such ...
