Arbor Day 2021

The City of Tustin Celebrates Arbor Day March 10, 2021 marks the 25th consecutive year of Arbor Day in Tustin. The City has honored this day by planting a Quercus Virginiana tree at Laurel Glen Park. The City of Tustin is one of more than 3,400 communities that have made the commitment to maintaining the…

COVID-19 Vaccines to Residents Ages 65 and Older

County Health Officer Opens COVID-19 Vaccine to Residents Ages 65 and Older Press Release from the City of Tustin Decision based on local data and supported by OC COVID-19 Vaccine Taskforce   (Santa Ana, CA) — County Health Officer Dr. Clayton Chau today announced that all Orange County (OC) residents ages 65 and older are now…

OC Health Care Agency Deploys Mobile Hospitals

OC Health Agency Deploys Mobile Field Hospitals to Alleviate COVID-19 Burden on Local Health Care System The OC Health Care Agency will deploy mobile field hospitals (MFHs) to local hospitals this week to support the Orange County (OC) health care system as it responds to a surge in COVID-19 patients. OC hospitals may receive emergency…

Federal Unemployment Benefits Set to Expire Soon

Federal Unemployment Benefits Set to Expire Soon Reopening claims during stay-at-home orders   Sacramento – Federal unemployment payments that have been available for workers who don’t qualify for regular state unemployment benefits and for those who run out of all of their state benefits are set to expire after December 26, 2020. The state Employment Development…

Power Shutoffs Amidst Fire Danger

SoCal Edison implements power shutoffs amidst fire danger By ABC7 News   Southern California Edison cut power Monday to over 11,000 customers and is considering turning off electricity to more than 193,000 customers across the region as fire danger ramped up amid forecasted strong winds. In Los Angeles, winds began late Sunday night and are…