A dispute over whether “two-year” is one word or two nearly disqualified the ballot argument in favor of shortening the mayoral term.
Monthly Archives: March 2014
Voice of OC on PBS: Immigration Policy and Healthcare Signups
Voice of OC’s Norberto Santana Jr. joins a panel discussion on PBS SoCaL.
Community Editorial: Local Tea Party Has Become Expensive
Given a chance to practice what they preach, they have become tax-and-spend politicians.
On the Agenda
Up this week: Anaheim approves a $1.3-million legal settlement, and a measles outbreak gets the attention of county health officials.
Voice of OC Hits 4th Anniversary
Four years ago Monday morning, Voice of OC went live. Its premise remains simple: robust city hall coverage through a public trust.
Knight Journalism Foundation Invests in Voice of OC
The nation’s preeminent journalism funder has recognized Voice of OC with a two-year, $75,000 grant as part of a nationwide initiative.
PBS: Latino Activists Criticize Obama’s Deportation Policy
PBS SoCaL’s David Nazar talks to Latino activists who are upset about a spike in deportations under President Obama.
Voice of Our Commentators
Here is another roundup of some of the most thought-provoking reader comments of the week.
Santa Ana Mayor Had City Hall Meeting That Could be Illegal
Miguel Pulido held a meeting in 2011 with two businessmen at City Hall to discuss how his consulting business could help them expand their company’s operations into Mexico.
Outrage Over Police Shooting Dominates Council Meeting
Nearly 20 people turned out for the meeting and angrily protested the killing and a councilwoman’s comments in its aftermath.

