Joe Felz, who has been leave since he crashed his car after drinking on election night, will retire at the end of the month, according to a letter Councilwoman Jennifer Fitzgerald read during Tuesday night’s City Council meeting.
Yearly Archives: 2016
New City Council is seated, Katrina Foley is appointed new mayor of Costa Mesa
The following is a press release from an organization unaffiliated with Voice of OC. The views expressed here are not those of Voice of OC. Media Release December 13, 2016 […]
Kiff: Insider’s Guide to Newport Beach City Council Meeting
At Tuesday’s Newport Beach City Council meeting, three current members will step down (Mr. Curry, Mr. Petros, and Mr. Selich) as November election results are presented and three will take their place (Mr. Avery, Mr. Herdman, and Mr. O’Neill). Following that, the new Council will select a mayor and mayor pro tem for 2017.
Business Owners: Disney Foot Bridge Will Make Customers Walk Away
A proposal by Disneyland to change how visitors enter the park is facing opposition from nearby small businesses, who say the new plan would reroute foot traffic away from their storefronts.
County of Orange Welcomes New Public Information Manager
The following is a press release from an organization unaffiliated with Voice of OC. The views expressed here are not those of Voice of OC. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Carrie […]
California State Treasurer John Chiang Will Swear In New Irvine City Council Member Melissa Fox
The following is a press release from an organization unaffiliated with Voice of OC. The views expressed here are not those of Voice of OC. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Jason […]
Quirk-Silva to Hold Local Event Swearing Her Into Office
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Santana: OC Public Safety Salary Spending Expected to Spike
County projections show public safety supplemental requests rising from $49 million this fiscal year to $130 million in fiscal 2021-22 — thanks largely to a deputy sheriff’s labor deal struck just before the November elections.
Federal Funding Fuels New Valley Fever Research
The National Institutes of Health long ignored valley fever, a disease that mostly affects people in Arizona and California. But it is now providing critical support and researchers say they are “on the cusp of doing some very exciting things.”
Nelson: Public Safety Issues Still Plague the Esperanza Hills Project
On December 13th the Orange County Board of Supervisors will attempt to comply with a court judgement which rescinded approvals and entitlements for the Esperanza Hills project.








