Nick Roman, host of KPCC's "All Things Considered" speaks with University of California Irvine Associate Professor of Public Health Tim Bruckner about the university's new antibody study in Orange County, and what it can show us about the spread of COVID-19 in the county. 

Nick Roman, host of KPCC's "All Things Considered" speaks with University of California Irvine Associate Professor of Public Health Tim Bruckner about the university's new antibody study in Orange County, and what it can show us about the spread of COVID-19 in the county.&nbsp;

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How Widespread is COVID-19 in Orange County? New Study Hopes to Find Out

The imagesdepict domestic workers in Southern California and Northern California in portraits or on the job. The exhibit is part of a larger campaign for domestic worker safety. 

The images depict domestic workers in Southern California and Northern California in portraits or on the job. The exhibit is part of a larger campaign for domestic worker safety.

Pop-Up Exhibit Captures Domestic Work In Photos

Over the past decade or so, California’s forests took a beating as more than 170 million trees died, many weakened by drought and extreme heat, and killed off by beetles and disease. Others, destroyed by high severity fires.

Now that we have two wet winters on the books, soils are saturated and the snowpack is sufficiently dense, we may start to see some decent recovery. 

Over the past decade or so, California’s forests took a beating as more than 170 million trees died, many weakened by drought and extreme heat, and killed off by beetles and disease. Others, destroyed by high severity fires.
Now that we have two wet winters on the books, soils are saturated and the snowpack is sufficiently dense, we may start to see some decent recovery.

Will Two Wet Winters Help Repair California’s Forests?

The University of California has refused to extend employment benefits to undocumented students, despite promises to do so.

The University of California has refused to extend employment benefits to undocumented students, despite promises to do so.

How Widespread is COVID-19 in Orange County? New Study Hopes to Find Out

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