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Santa Ana Will Get Its First New Mayor in Decades: Here Are the Candidates
A year during which three other City Council seats plus the mayor’s are up for election will, after November, determine who has the power at City Hall.
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Sheriff’s Supervisors Allowed Late Evidence Booking; Only Deputies Disciplined, Grand Jury Heard
Sheriff's supervisors knowingly allowed deputies to book evidence late in violation of policy according to Sheriff's officials testimony, the latest twist in the evidence-booking scandal.
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OC Hotel Employees Eyes on Gov. Newsom Over Bill That Would Make Employers Rehire Them When Reopening
The bill would make hotels, convention centers and other hospitality employers rehire workers who’ve been laid off.
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More Sexual Assault Evidence to be Processed From OC’s 1,500-Kit Backlog
For years, Orange County has had a backlog of evidence from alleged sexual assaults, collected from victims yet not tested to identify the possible attacker.
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Orange County Registrar of Voters Put Out Faulty Farsi Translation in Voter Guides, Agency Moves to Fix
To fix the error, the registrar will be sending out corrected translations to residents who requested voting materials in Farsi.
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Anaheim Council Sells Angel Stadium and Land for $150 Million, Subsidizes Housing and Park
A 5-2 vote, which went into early Wednesday morning, finalized the sale, which has been marked by secrecy and lack of public discussion.
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Norberto Santana, Jr. Continues Leading in Nationwide Effort to Build Sustainable Local News
Voice of OC Publisher and Editor-in-Chief Norberto Santana, Jr. was again re-elected to lead on the national Institute for Nonprofit News board of directors, the organization announced on Tuesday.
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Newport Beach Looks to Update Several Existing Laws, Including Tattoo Parlor Regulations
Newport Beach city officials are starting to update laws governing tattoo parlors and short-term rentals in a sweeping effort to update the municipal code.
