Scott Baugh and Dave Min agree to debates in the 47th Congressional District.
Tag: Norberto Santana Jr.
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Santana: OC Voters Deserve Election Debates
Voice of OC is relaunching the Feet to the Fire debate series, hoping to spark a community conversation around every major election across OC.
Posted inPolitics & Elections
Santana: Finding The Real Judges of OC
A few tips on finding useful information about voting for candidates seeking election as Orange County Superior Court judges.
Posted inPolitics & Elections
Santana: A Quick Look at Orange County’s March Primary Election
OC voters could decide the political fate of two county supervisor seats in the upcoming March 5 election. They’ll also decide the majority of the county’s board of education in the primary.
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Santana: Orange County’s Transportation Officials Don’t Want Anyone Watching
The Orange County Transportation Authority is the one of the only public agencies left in Orange County that does not provide video of its public board meetings.
Posted inTransportation
Santana: OC Transit Officials Want to Gut Oversight on Local Road Taxes
OCTA officials are poised at an upcoming Jan. 22 hearing to quietly change a 2006 transportation ballot initiative approved by voters, removing sign off from the County Auditor Controller after he raised questions about lack of strong auditing.
Posted inCountywide
Santana: Anaheim Offers Key Lessons on How To Clean Up a City Hall
Focusing in the New Year on the reforms that local politicians fought last year offers a roadmap to transparency and change.
Posted inHealth & Wellness
Santana: Orange County Highlights Need to Confront The Veteran Suicide Crisis
A three-day summit in Irvine and Newport Beach aims at spurring tough conversations about how to support veterans transitioning back into civilian life.
Posted inEmergencies & Disasters
Santana: Two Weeks After Toxic Navy Hangar Fire, Tustin Feels Abandoned by Gov. Newsom
Residents lambast city, state and federal officials about a lack of communication and evacuation order two weeks after the massive hangar fire broke out – prompting city officials to authorize $7.8 million for asbestos clean up.
Posted inEmergencies & Disasters
Santana: Could a State Disaster Declaration Help Tustin Neighborhoods Battle Asbestos?
LA Mayor Karen Bass got Gov. Gavin Newsom to declare a state of emergency for the 10 freeway fire almost immediately. In the two weeks since Tustin’s hangar began burning, questions are surfacing over where state officials are – and who should call for them.