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Ventura police posted the surveillance video on their Facebook page with this message: “Do you need help feeding your children? WIC is a nutrition safety program serving children and families in our community. Those unable to afford healthy food for their infants or children can call 805-981-5251 or email wic.program@ventura.org.” 332

We know now, just the fact of community spread says that at least 1%, at the very least 1% of our population is carrying this virus in Ohio today, said Dr. Amy Acton, Director of ODH. "We have 11.7 million people." According to the Governor Mike DeWine’s Office and the ODH, cases are expected to double every six days. "Whenever you know of 2 people that have it due to community spread, then you can assume that 1% of your population has it," said ODH Press Secretary Melanie Amato, citing a 2017 Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report from the CDC. Currently, Ohio has five confirmed cases of the virus. Three of the cases are in Cuyahoga County, one is in Stark County and the newest case—announced Wednesday—is a 55-year-old man in Trumbull County.The man is the second known case who contracted the disease via community spread.There are 52 people under investigation for COVID-19, meaning they have exhibited symptoms and are awaiting test results."This is certainly an unprecedented time. It is this one in 50 years pandemic that we have been planning for that we talk a lot about in my over 30 years in public health," Acton said. "We have never seen a situation exactly like this."ODH is urging people to stay at home. Slowing down the spread of the disease over the next few days is “crucial,” Acton said.This article was written by Drew Scofield for 1362

Under a plea agreement with the Butte County district attorney's office, PG&E will pay the maximum fine of about million.The company will also fund efforts to restore access to water for the next five years for residents impacted by the loss of a canal destroyed by the fire. 282

Webb joined Equifax in 2010, according to his company bio. He previously served as chief operations officer at Silicon Valley Bank and as a vice president at Goldman Sachs. Before earning his MBA, Webb earned a bachelor's degree in Russian from the University of London. 270

We, for the most part, operate on the principle that a chemical is innocent until proven guilty, Jeff Ruch, an attorney with Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, said in the ESPN story. "And only if it produces a body count is there then any sort of regulatory response." That initiated a federal, multi-agency research effort in 2016, which is still ongoing today.Led by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, they're looking at possible risks associated with turf fields and rubberized playground surfaces. The first concern is easy to see — gasoline and oil, antifreeze, brake fluid and who knows what else. You'd never let your kids play in a puddle of this toxic soup. But some of those chemicals could essentially roll from the roadways and parking lots onto athletic fields and playgrounds as it takes thousands of used tires to infill a field. But the industry says what's on the tires is not a problem. "Before they go into fields, they're broken up and they're cleaned," said Dan Bond with the Synthetic Turf Council. According to analysis from the Yale School of Public Health, the very components of tires could be a health risk.Studies reveal there are more than 1196

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