Anaheim Mayor Harry Sidhu and Angels Baseball said the city won’t be put back into the team name within a day of Councilman Jose Moreno hosting a community meeting, where he and some residents expressed a desire to have Anaheim back in the team name.
Monthly Archives: August 2019
Posted inCountywide, Government, Investigative, Top Stories
County Contracts Are Going Dark Under New Policy
Orange County supervisors are ending public disclosure of some taxpayer-funded contracts as they come up for approval, under a new policy adopted earlier this month. Similar changes have been adopted in LA County.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Cook: The Time to Build the Southern California Veterans Cemetery is Now
Bill Cook, Chairman of the OC Veterans Memorial Park Foundation, calls on all sides working for a veterans cemetery in Orange County to support legislative efforts in Sacramento to authorize state funds for the project.
Posted inAnaheim, ARTS & CULTURE, Music, Top Stories
Pacific Symphony Will Bring Untold Histories to Life in ‘Canto de Anaheim’
A multi-disciplinary performance presents the city beyond Disneyland.
Posted inGarden Grove, Santa Ana
Critics Decry Secrecy Around Future of Willowick Golf Course
Development is on the horizon for some of the last remaining open space between Santa Ana and Garden Grove, and resident complaints are mounting about City of Santa Ana efforts to shut out the public while exclusively considering private companies’ bids to build on the area.
Posted inEconomy, Government, NEWS, REGIONS, Santa Ana
Santa Ana Sets More Pot-Shop Friendly Policies
Santa Ana City Council members approve tax relief and other policies aimed at bringing more legal marijuana businesses into the city while backing off a proposal to require businesses to go further in hiring local.
Posted inGovernment, Investigative, NEWS, Westminster
Westminster Budget Struggles Ahead
Facing growing budget shortfalls in the next few years, Westminster residents will soon face tough choices on whether to keep up higher local sales taxes or start cutting services.
Posted inARTS & CULTURE, Santa Ana, Top Stories, Visual Arts
Whitewashing of Mural in Santa Ana Stirs Controversy
Someone tried to restore a beloved community work by artist Sergio O’Cadiz, prompting the property owner to permanently cover it up.
Posted inNews Briefs, Top Stories
Music Legends and Traditional Art Dominate the Arts Scene This Week
You can celebrate some musical legends or broaden your artistic horizons at these events in Orange County this week. HAEMIL: TRADITIONAL KOREAN MUSIC AND STORYTELLING FULLERTON – The Muckenthaler Cultural […]
Posted inIrvine
CA State Legislature Could Soon Back Planned Golf Course Site in Irvine for OC Veterans Cemetery
Assemblywoman Sharon Quirk-Silva announced Tuesday she will amend her legislation to include a proposed golf course that could be the home Orange County’s first veterans cemetery after a five-month battle between state Legislators and Irvine City Councilmembers.
