The discussion was prompted by the recent sexual abuse and killing of a 5-year-old pit bull that was adopted last month from a free county program.
Monthly Archives: August 2018
Posted inPress Releases
Citing the 73 Toll Road as a “Congestion Reliever,” S & P Global Ratings Upgrades San Joaquin Hills Transportation Corridor Agency Senior-Lien Bonds to A-
In a continuing trend that underscores the strength of the Transportation Corridor Agencies’ financial picture, S&P Global Ratings announced they have raised its rating of the San Joaquin Hills Transportation Corridor Agency’s (SJHTCA) senior-lien toll road refunding revenue bonds and junior-lien toll refunding revenue bonds to A- and BBB+, respectively, with a stable outlook.
Posted inPress Releases
2018 OC Fair Sets Attendance Records and Gives Back to the Community
The 128th OC Fair welcomed a record 1,470,636 guests who enjoyed 35 sold-out shows, ate hundreds of thousands of chocolate chip cookies and freed their inner farmers by greeting 11 new piglets at Centennial Farm.
Posted inPress Releases
Children’s Business Fair Comes to Downtown Santa Ana
Could a 10-year-old invent the next best service or product? Find out at the Santa Ana Children’s Business Fair where businesses are created and launched entirely by children.
Posted inLaguna Beach, Laguna Woods
Opioid Addiction a Senior Problem in Orange County
Orange County is well-known for its youth heroin problem. But opioid addiction is a serious predicament among OC seniors.
Posted inInside the Newsroom, Santa Ana
Voice of OC Publisher Discusses Santa Ana News on Inside OC
Voice of OC Publisher Norberto Santana, Jr., was the featured guest on Rick Reiff’s “Inside OC” TV show this week.
Posted inNorberto Santana, Jr.
Santana: Anaheim PD Fails Transparency Test
After Anaheim PD confronts a Voice of OC reporter who clearly identified himself, questions arise about Anaheim’s commitment to the First Amendment and the tone of neighborhood homeless sweeps.
Posted inCountywide, Economy, Government, Housing & Homelessness, Top Stories
OC One of Least Affordable Places to Live in U.S.: Annual Community Indicators Report
An “epidemic” of homelessness, low wages and the steadily increasing cost of living and housing makes Orange County one of the least affordable places to live in the nation, according to the annual Orange County Community Indicators Report.
Posted inHealth & Wellness, On OC
On OC: Funding Mental Health in Orange County
Matt Holzmann, vice chair for Orange County’s Mental Health Board, talks about the unique opportunity facing public officials in Orange County to create a national funding and programming model for mental health programming at every spectrum, from those facing an immediate crisis, to those in need of permanent supportive housing.
Posted inSan Clemente, Transportation
San Clemente Fights Toll Road Agency Over Public Records
San Clemente claimed the Transportation Corridor Agency (TCA), which manages toll roads in Orange County, illegally withheld public records, including payments totaling millions of dollars to lobbyists and public relation firms.
