Survey shows vast majority of Orange County riders are happy with the service largely because buses are clean and safe.
Monthly Archives: April 2012
Posted inIrvine, Water, Power & Waste
Irvine to Send ‘Strong’ Letter to Nuclear Commission
The City Council wants the planning radius for a nuclear disaster at San Onofre to be extended to 50 miles.
Posted inCommunity Opinion, Countywide
Community Editorial: OC Labor Federation Stands Behind Janitors
Tefere Gebre, executive director of the OC Labor Federation, warns that local building owners should avoid a janitors’ strike next week.
Posted inCountywide, Inside the Newsroom
Voice of OC on PBS SoCal
The county’s curious dig, Anaheim’s public records bill, the truth about high-speed rail and the future of downtown Santa Ana’s Santora building.
Posted inGovernment, Health & Wellness, Investigative, Top Stories
CalOptima Chairman Sends Own Letter to Political Watchdog
Ed Kacic says the letter sent by supervisors to the FPPC was incomplete and inaccurate.
Posted inGovernment, Orange
Does Orange County Want to Dig Another Hole for Itself?
Supervisors are contemplating whether to order digging up a flood control basin in Orange that the county filled in more than a dozen years ago.
Posted inCountywide, Santa Ana, Top Stories
Preserving the Legacy of Santa Ana’s Firefighters
While the Fire Department no longer exists, its history will live at the city’s fire museum.
Posted inCommunity Opinion, Countywide
Community Editorial: Economy Improves but Not Plight of the Needy
Judy Bowden writes that while the economy is easing, basic social service and health care needs are going unmet across the county.
Posted inSanta Ana
Church Confirms Santora Escrow
The Newsong Church declared it plans “to continue and even improve the Santora’s place in Orange County as a hub for all things creative.”
Posted inGovernment, Investigative, Top Stories, Transportation
OCTA Delays Final Decision on the ‘Phantom’ Bridge
A consensus couldn’t be reached to kill the 19th Street Bridge project in Costa Mesa because many board members had left the lengthy meeting by the time the issue came up.
