Dedicated to serving frail seniors, CalOptima’s Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) is expanding through new partnerships with selected Community-Based Adult Services (CBAS) centers.
Yearly Archives: 2018
Posted inPress Releases
Environmental Remediation Project Update: February 9, 2018
Updates on the environmental remediation project that required the County of Orange to temporarily close a portion of the Santa Ana River Trail from Memory Lane/Garden Grove Boulevard in Orange to Taft Avenue/Ball Road in Anaheim beginning January 22.
Posted inPress Releases
Public Law Center Files Amicus Brief in Santa Ana Riverbed Case
This morning, the Public Law Center, Orange County’s Pro Bono Law Firm, and our partner, The Kennedy Commission, filed a Amicus Curiae “Friend of the Court” Brief in support of the plaintiffs in Orange County Catholic Worker v. Orange County.
Posted inNorberto Santana Jr.
Santana: OC Supervisors Hate Listening to Real Live Taxpayers
Orange County supervisors step up their attack on public comment at their regular public meetings by pushing taxpayers to the end of their meeting agenda. The change means offering public comment to county supervisors will take hours of waiting.
Posted inOn OC
On OC: Illegal Campaigning Using Taxpayer Funds
Campaign watchdog Shirley Grindle and Common Cause’s Bill Mitchell talk about campaign mailers funded by Orange County taxpayer money.
Posted inNorberto Santana Jr.
Santana: Lincoln’s Birthday Offers A Challenge to Add Your Voice
Today as many enjoy a day off thanks to President Abraham Lincoln’s birthday, Voice of OC Publisher Norberto Santana Jr. reflects on Lincoln’s Gettysburg address – a short, 272-word Oped that changed the meaning of freedom and offers a challenge to all of us to stay involved in our civic life.
Posted inAnaheim, CENTRAL COUNTY, Costa Mesa, Countywide, Housing & Homelessness, NORTH COUNTY, Orange, Safety, Security & Justice, Top Stories
Federal Judge Denies County’s Request to Modify Temporary Order Curbing Homeless Evictions
Federal Judge David O. Carter Friday denied Orange County’s request to modify his temporary restraining order halting the county’s eviction of homeless people on the Santa Ana Riverbed.
Posted inInside the Newsroom
Voice of OC Publisher Comments on Los Angeles Times Ownership Change
Voice of OC Publisher Norberto Santana, Jr., was asked to comment on the new ownership of the Los Angeles Times. He was one of several prominent people in Southern California […]
Posted inSafety, Security & Justice, Santa Ana
Santa Ana Projects $17 Million Budget Hole as Labor Costs Skyrocket
The budget pressures are prompting warnings from the city manager that services may have to be cut back, despite growth in tax revenues. The funding gap is projected to grow to $40 million in five years.
Posted inCountywide, Housing & Homelessness, Top Stories
Second Federal Lawsuit Filed Against County On Behalf of Riverbed Homeless
The Legal Aid Society of Orange County has filed a federal lawsuit against the County of Orange on behalf of seven homeless individuals with disabilities, who lawyers say have not been able to access the county’s housing and case management programs because of their disabilities.
