The Santa Ana City Council, in a move with long-term implications for a dais that changed by three members Tuesday, has a new ward boundary map.
Monthly Archives: December 2018
Posted inAnaheim, Government, Housing & Homelessness
Anaheim to Open Emergency Homeless Shelter Near Angel Stadium
An emergency 200-bed homeless shelter is slated to open near Angels Stadium Dec. 20 after the City Council decided its other two shelters, which are scheduled to open in early 2019, won’t be up in time to help homeless people escape the winter weather.
Posted inARTS & CULTURE, Santa Ana, Top Stories, Visual Arts
A Border Made of Butterflies and Flowers, Not Bricks and Barbed Wire
REVIEW: Though simple in execution, Alicia Rojas’ mural about immigration strikes an uplifting chord at Grand Central Art Center.
Posted inPress Releases
Cerritos Center Welcomes Charo and John Davidson
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. Voice of OC posts press […]
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Rouda: Common Sense for Common Ground in the Upcoming Congress
Congressman-elect Harley Rouda (CD48) writes that he is optimistic about the 116th Congress’ potential for bipartisan progress and working for the common good.
Posted inAnaheim, Norberto Santana, Jr.
Santana: Anaheim Skirts Police Accountability
Following harassment of a Voice of OC reporter earlier this year, Anaheim’s Police Chief Jorge Cisneros has apologized for the “impact” of the action. Yet due to a state law that shields discussion of police blunders, there’s little that Anaheim’s top cop can say to the public about how missteps are handled. That should say a lot about the future of police relations and funding in California.
Posted inARTS & CULTURE
Hodgins: Should Imagination Celebration be Scrapped or Revived?
ANALYSIS: The annual festival, begun with fervor in the ’80s, needs money, marketing, and a new partnership with O.C.’s biggest arts center.
Posted inLaguna Beach, Press Releases
Laguna Art Museum Announces California Cool Art Auction
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. Voice of OC posts press […]
Posted inPress Releases
Jury Unanimously Agrees With City And Dismisses Challenge To Sober Living Ordinance
The City of Costa Mesa won a complete and resounding victory in federal court on Friday Dec. 7 as a jury unanimously agreed the city’s sober living ordinance is not discriminatory and does not violate the Fair Housing Act and dismissed a lawsuit filed by Yellowstone Women’s First Step House, Inc. and two other entities against the City.
Posted inFullerton, Government, Safety, Security & Justice
Former Fullerton Police Chief Charged With Attacking Paramedic
Former Fullerton Police Chief David Hendricks and Captain Thomas Oliveras have been charged with fighting paramedics and resisting and obstructing officers, according to a Friday District Attorney news release.
