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When members of the Orange County Herald Center saw their face-to-face census outreach campaigns screech to a halt with the coronavirus pandemic and statewide lock-downs, they got creative. The Christian nonprofit, which largely engages the Chinese community, quickly shifted gears by getting their youth, most of whom are home because of school closures, engaged in a texting campaign, said Sarah Middleton, census consultant with Charitable Ventures in Costa Mesa, which partners with several nonprofits in the area including the Herald Center. “That is such a brilliant idea at a time when conditions are not ideal,” she said. “I see this kind of creativity from our partners every day when it comes to pulling all stops to figure out how to reach hard-to-reach communities.” The COVID-19 curve ball April 1 is Census Day, a key landmark for the 2020 Census. By this time, every home in California and the United States should have received an invitation to participate in the census count. Pe

Alicia Doyle sizes up her opponent during the second round of her first (and only) professional fight against Lisa Valencia on Sept. 16, 2000 at the Castaic Brickyard. Doyle, a two-time Gold Gloves champion, lost the right by unanimous decision and stepped away from the ring shortly thereafter. She has written a book, “Fighting Chance,” about her two years in boxing and the effect the pursuit of the sport had on her life. (Photo courtesy of Alicia Doyle) Alicia Doyle, right, instructs a young fighter at Kid Gloves Boxing in Simi Valley. Doyle, a freelance journalist, wrote “Fighting Chance,” an account of her two years as an amateur and professional boxer and their impact on her life. (Photo courtesy of Alicia Doyle) Sound The gallery will resume in seconds The front cover of Alicia Doyle’s book, “Fighting Chance,” which describes her two years as an amateur and professional boxer and the effect they had on her life. (Photo by Kathy Cruts) Alicia Doyle,

SACRAMENTO – California schools are likely to remain closed for the rest of the academic year as the fight to contain the novel coronavirus continues, the state superintendent of public instruction told local officials Tuesday. “Due to the current safety concerns and needs for ongoing social distancing it currently appears that our students will not be able to return to school campuses before the end of the school year,” state Superintendent Tony Thurmond wrote in a letter released to local school districts. “This is in no way to suggest that school is over for the year,” he continued, “but rather we should put all efforts into strengthening our delivery of education through distance learning.” Thurmond acknowledged that the extended closure could create hardships for some students, families and educators. “However, we are urging a safety first approach out of an abundance of caution,” he said. “As such, we urge that all school districts in California move towards and/or continue t

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Fifty-one residents and six employees at a Yucaipa nursing home have tested positive for the novel coronavirus and two residents have died, San Bernardino County public health officials said Tuesday afternoon, March 31. Seventy-nine specimens were collected from residents and staff at Cedar Mountain Post Acute Rehabilitation, Trudy Raymundo, county public health director, said during a news conference outside Yucaipa City Hall. “There are still some specimens remaining to be processed and results are still pending,” Raymundo said. “But we have talked to the folks at Cedar Mountain and we have let them know to assume at this point that everyone is positive and to take appropriate measures.” Joined by other county officials, Raymundo shared the timeline of the outbreak. On Thursday, March 26, Redlands Community Hospital asked county public health workers to expedite a test for a patient coming from the nursing home, Raymundo said. When the results came back positive, the county not

Alicia Doyle sizes up her opponent during the second round of her first (and only) professional fight against Lisa Valencia on Sept. 16, 2000 at the Castaic Brickyard. Doyle, a two-time Gold Gloves champion, lost the right by unanimous decision and stepped away from the ring shortly thereafter. She has written a book, “Fighting Chance,” about her two years in boxing and the effect the pursuit of the sport had on her life. (Photo courtesy of Alicia Doyle) Alicia Doyle, right, instructs a young fighter at Kid Gloves Boxing in Simi Valley. Doyle, a freelance journalist, wrote “Fighting Chance,” an account of her two years as an amateur and professional boxer and their impact on her life. (Photo courtesy of Alicia Doyle) Sound The gallery will resume in seconds The front cover of Alicia Doyle’s book, “Fighting Chance,” which describes her two years as an amateur and professional boxer and the effect they had on her life. (Photo by Kathy Cruts) Alicia Doyle,

SACRAMENTO – California schools are likely to remain closed for the rest of the academic year as the fight to contain the novel coronavirus continues, the state superintendent of public instruction told local officials Tuesday. “Due to the current safety concerns and needs for ongoing social distancing it currently appears that our students will not be able to return to school campuses before the end of the school year,” state Superintendent Tony Thurmond wrote in a letter released to local school districts. “This is in no way to suggest that school is over for the year,” he continued, “but rather we should put all efforts into strengthening our delivery of education through distance learning.” Thurmond acknowledged that the extended closure could create hardships for some students, families and educators. “However, we are urging a safety first approach out of an abundance of caution,” he said. “As such, we urge that all school districts in California move towards and/or continue t

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Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky on Monday promised hosts that the company's business will bounce back following the coronavirus pandemic, saying that it has weathered crises before. He pointed to what happened after Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico; thousands more property managers are offering accommodations via Airbnb now than they were before. The comparison could be considered to be in poor taste; Puerto Rico as a whole is still recovering from the storm, which killed nearly 3,000 people there. Chesky's message was part of a broader announcement in which Airbnb is setting aside some $260 million to help out hosts. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories . The coronavirus-related hit to the travel industry may be unprecedented and unexpected, but Airbnb has survived economic crises before and has always come back stronger, company CEO Brian Chesky said Monday on a video message live streamed to the company's property-manager partners. Airbnb was lau

Salesforce is awarding over $5 million in cash bonuses to its top five executives.  CEO Marc Benioff alone will receive nearly half of that: He'll be paid $2.3 million in bonuses on April 15.  While the bonuses are an annual occurrence, this year's awards come amid an economic downturn that has led to widespread of layoffs across the country and record unemployment.  Benioff has pledged not to make any "significant" layoffs at Salesforce for the next 90 days , after urging all CEOs to take 90-day no layoff pledge.  Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories . Salesforce is awarding over $5 million in bonuses to its top five executives, according to a regulatory filing on Monday . CEO Marc Benioff will receive $2.35 million, or nearly half the total.  The bonuses, which will be paid around April 15, are a standard annual occurrence and reflect the executives' performances over past year. This year's payouts, however, provide a starker-than-

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With schools across California closed to slow the spread of the coronavirus, State Sen. Ling Ling Chang on Monday announced a bill intended to help parents who miss work to care for kids recoup a portion of their lost wages. “There are so many people who have followed the rules; they pay taxes, they save money, they scrape by so their kids can go to college. And now this crisis has taken all of that away,” said Chang, a Republican from Diamond Bar whose 29th District includes portions of Orange, Los Angeles and San Bernardino counties. “I hear from families that are limiting their meals per day to save money or make sure their children have enough food. The extraordinary moment calls for extraordinary responses. And we need to use every tool we have right now.” Chang’s Senate Bill 943 would tap the state’s general fund to expand California’s Paid Family Leave program, which already covers people who miss work to care for a sick family member, have a new child, or are under quarantin

Gina Jaha of Newport Beach watches as Rev. Robert A. Schuller gives a sermon that’s broadcast on the car radio via a short range transmitter during a drive-in church service in Santa Ana on Sunday, March 29, 2020. Southern California churches are considering drive-in ministry as church buildings remain closed during the coronavirus pandemic. (Photo by Leonard Ortiz, Orange County Register/SCNG) Huddled in blankets in the back seat of an SUV girls, clockwise from bottom, Taylor Stearns, McKenna Smith and Brooke Stearns, follow along during the singing of a hymn as it’s broadcast over the car radio during a drive-in church service lead by Rev. Robert A. Schuller in Santa Ana on Sunday, March 29, 2020. Southern California churches are considering drive-in ministry as church buildings remain closed during the coronavirus pandemic. (Photo by Leonard Ortiz, Orange County Register/SCNG) Sound The gallery will resume in seconds Laurie Baker of Laguna Beach, with her d