ABC News:
Costa Mesa, California, took legal action to prevent the transfer.
A city in California won a battle against the state Friday, at least temporarily, when a judge halted the transfer of people diagnosed with the coronavirus to its community for a quarantine site.
Costa Mesa, California, filed a legal action after it learned federal officials planned to use its Fairview Development Center to house and quarantine several patients who tested positive for the COVID-19 virus.
The city said it was given little notice, and without input, about the plan.
