OCTA officials gather dozens of cycling advocates and city officials to hear their ideas to improve cycling throughout Orange County.
Monthly Archives: April 2014
Community Editorial: Dangerous Project Considered in Brea
Fires have swept through the property four times in the last 30 years, says a conservation advocate.
A Top Cop With Humble Roots
Anaheim Police Chief Raul Quezada took over the department last year after a string of fatal police shootings and a downtown riot. His reforms have been praised as crucial steps toward rebuilding trust, but some say he hasn’t done enough.
Planners Seek Public Input on the Future of Transportation
Traffic conditions are expected to become “much, much worse” without needed investments, local officials say.
Bike Deaths Prompt Safety Workshop
Leaders will confer in Irvine about making Orange County bike-friendly.
5 Hot Stories You Won’t Want to Miss
A string of high-profile deaths is prompting an in-depth workshop on bike safety.
Future of OC Transit Is Up for Debate
As Orange County continues to grow, should officials keep expanding freeways or start refocusing on public transit and biking?
Sen. Yee’s Talk on Campaign Cash
The indicted state senator, accused of political corruption and gun trafficking, talked to Voice of OC months before his arrest about why some politicians go bad.
New Studies Show Health Care Disparities for Latino Youth
Health services are lacking for young immigrants, while some opportunities for coverage may be largely untapped, according to new research.
Police Seek Witnesses to Boy’s Arrest
The arrest Tuesday at Adams Park in Santa Ana has sparked intense debate in the city of 331,000.

