Members of the Orange County Board of Supervisors say they want to know how their decisions impact children’s health and quality of life. How exactly they would do that isn’t yet clear.
Yearly Archives: 2013
Posted inAnaheim
ACLU to Depose City Officials in Anaheim Voting Rights Case
The American Civil Liberties Union will be deposing City Council members – and possibly former council members – on their responsiveness to the city’s Latino community. Voice of OC has requested media access.
Posted inSanta Ana
Santa Ana Council Officially Welcomes New City Manager
The new city manager takes over a city where civic engagement has awakened. But challenges – like a bare bones budget and strife over downtown gentrification – remain.
Posted inCountywide, Health & Wellness, Top Stories, Transportation
UC Irvine Forum Focuses on a More Bike-Friendly OC
Politicians, activists and policy experts talk about how to create safe and sustainable transportation options in the post-freeway era.
Posted inAnaheim, Investigative, Newport Beach, Politics & Elections
The Calderon FBI Investigation’s Connections to OC
A political family and water district in Southeast Los Angeles County, both of which are being investigated by federal authorities, have ties to Orange County.
Posted inCountywide, Inside the Newsroom
Voice of OC Gains Membership to State Journalism Group
The nonprofit newsroom is the second online-only publication to be accepted for membership into the California Newspaper Publishers Association.
Posted inCountywide, Top Stories
On The Agenda
County supervisors appoint a home developer to a committee that reviews the county’s development process, and Los Alamitos council members appoint a new city manager
Posted inCommunity Opinion, Countywide, Investigative
Community Editorial: Don’t Kill Garden Grove Coyotes
Animal Rights Advocate Rose Tingle says Garden Grove can come up with a more comprehensive approach to managing coyote populations rather than just killing them.
Posted inTop Stories
Build a Class and They Will Come
Once the domain of those who could afford gym memberships, fitness classes are now increasingly available to low-income families, who are flocking to them. The programs not only yield personal health benefits but also empower communities.
Posted inCountywide, Santa Ana, Top Stories
Santa Ana’s Santora Arts Building Sold
Newport Beach resident Jack Jakosky has purchased the iconic building in the heart of downtown with hopes of bolstering its standing as a center for arts in Orange County.
