Santa Ana Unified School District teachers are furious at School Board Vice President Cecilia Iglesias, for her recent postings on social media, scapegoating them. Her offensive posts on Facebook stated […]
Yearly Archives: 2015
Posted inIrvine
Has the Great Park Investigation Become Its Own Boondoggle?
As of now, taxpayers are expected to shell out at least $1.7 million – and probably more – for Irvine’s Great Park investigation and its fallout.
Posted inPress Releases
AUHSD to Explore “The Writing Journey” at Professional Learning Day Oct. 12
Press Releases Voice of OC posts press releases as a way of providing readers with information directly from businesses, cities, county and state agencies, political organizations and nonprofits. We do […]
Posted inPress Releases
New Era for California as Governor Brown Signs Historic Medical Marijuana Legislation
Press Releases Voice of OC posts press releases as a way of providing readers with information directly from businesses, cities, county and state agencies, political organizations and nonprofits. We do […]
Posted inPress Releases
Elections Laws Illegally Force Some Candidates to Falsely State “No Party Preference”
Press Releases Voice of OC posts press releases as a way of providing readers with information directly from businesses, cities, county and state agencies, political organizations and nonprofits. We do […]
Posted inSanta Ana, Top Stories, Transportation
Santa Ana Gets Kudos and Cash for Better Bikeability
A movement to improve human-powered transportation is gaining traction in the city, with activists and city staff earning praise from state officials for efforts to make urban bike and walking routes safer.
Posted inCommunity Opinion, Countywide
5 Myths About Planned Parenthood Debunked
Undercover videos released earlier this summer documenting Planned Parenthood’s practice of selling aborted baby parts has brought the country’s largest abortion provider under fire. From hearings on Capitol Hill to […]
Posted inGovernment, News Briefs, Top Stories
Supervisor Promises Animal Advocates a Say in Changing Euthanasia Policies
Animal advocates saw progress this week in their efforts to reduce euthanasia at the Orange County animal shelter, with a promise from county Supervisor Lisa Bartlett to involve them in discussions to change the county’s process for deciding whether to kill shelter animals.
Posted inAnaheim
Anaheim Council Members Have to Put Their Smartphones Away
Under the new policy, city council members can no longer text or email during council meetings. It arose from concerns about council members texting with lobbyists during policy deliberations.
Posted inGovernment, Investigative, Top Stories
District Attorney Clears Do of Residency Allegations
The county supervisor had been accused of lying about living within the First District he represents. The DA’s office found that the “vast majority of the evidence” supports Do’s assertion that he lives in the First District.
