County leaders officially respond to a scathing grand jury report, and Buena Park spends public dollars to market a private bus line.
Yearly Archives: 2013
Posted inGarden Grove, Health & Wellness, Top Stories, Westminster
Trauma at Root of Mental Health Issues Among Vietnamese
Linguistic isolation, lack of access to mental health services and cultural taboos are roadblocks for Vietnamese-Americans and other Southeast Asian refugees in Orange County who still suffer from the trauma of war.
Posted inHealth & Wellness, Top Stories
Santa Ana Library Wants Residents to Share Their Library Experiences
The library is asking residents to participate in videos about how the library has made a difference in their lives.
Posted inCountywide, Top Stories, Water, Power & Waste
Congressman Asks If San Onofre Operator Broke Securities Law
Rep. Ed Markey (D-Mass.) questions whether Southern California Edison violated laws by not revealing “serious problems” to investors.
Posted inCountywide, Top Stories
Labor and Religious Groups Join Drive for Immigration Reform
In a new partnership with Channel 22 MundoFox, Voice of OC led Thursday’s broadcast with the latest developments.
Posted inUncategorized
Voice of Our Commentators
Here is another roundup of some of the most thought-provoking reader comments of the week.
Posted inGovernment
Officials in Santa Barbara Surprised by CEO’s Talks With OC
Chandra Wallar confirmed she is conferring with Orange County leaders. At least some in Santa Barbara wouldn’t be sad to see her go.
Posted inSanta Ana
City Manager’s Ouster Will Cost Santa Ana Taxpayers $706,396
Mayor Pro Tem Sal Tinajero justifies the payout to Paul Walters as necessary to curb the influence of longtime Mayor Miguel Pulido.
Posted inAnaheim, Transportation
Lawyer Tied to Pringle Named Anaheim Interim City Attorney
Michael R.W. Houston, who served with former Mayor Curt Pringle’s 1996 Assembly speaker campaign, will replace ousted city attorney.
Posted inSanta Ana
Santa Ana Freezes Disputed Housing Funds
Affordable housing developers will no longer receive payments from housing funds that Sacramento says must be turned over to other local agencies.
