LAGUNA WOODS, Calif. (CNS) - Orange County officials on April 2 defended their use of hotels to house some transients ill with COVID-19 in the coming weeks, saying it is better to quarantine them in a safe space rather than let them wander the streets risking infection to others.
Laguna Woods officials have objected to the county renting out the 138-bed Ayres Hotel at 24341 El Toro Road, in a community where more than 80 percent of residents are 65 and older and are considered among the most at risk of dying from the CCP virus.
