Elected officials across the state will join communities in celebrating National Health Center Week 2019 from August 4ththrough 10th.
Monthly Archives: August 2019
Posted inARTS & CULTURE, Orange, Theater, Top Stories
O.C. Playwrights to be Showcased in an Upcoming New Play Festival of ‘Uncommon’ One-Act Tales
PREVIEW: At its ninth annual OC-Centric New Play Festival, the Orange County-based playwrights group will unveil original works it touts as ‘compelling,’ written by three playwrights who live in or hail from Orange County.
Posted inCountywide, Government, Top Stories
OC Auditor-Controller Eric Woolery Dies at 53 Years Old
Orange County’s top watchdog, Auditor-Controller Eric Woolery, died Wednesday evening, according to a county spokeswoman. Woolery, first elected in 2015, clashed with County Supervisors.
Posted inAnaheim, Fullerton, Housing & Homelessness
Rancho La Paz Seniors to Rely on Owner-Funded Subsidies
The Fullerton City Council decided to hold onto a temporary rent control ordinance to see if promises by Rancho La Paz senior mobile home park owner John Saunders work for the residents, while the city is looking to create its own rental subsidy fund for mobile home residents.
Posted inGovernment, Santa Ana
Proposed Apartments in North Santa Ana Still Opposed by Residents Despite Revisions
City officials will revisit a controversial apartment complex proposal in north Santa Ana that the developer has scaled down after public outcry, though nearby residents say the project is still too large and shouldn’t move forward.
Posted inCountywide, Government, Politics & Elections, REGIONS, Top Stories
Democrats Take Slight Edge in OC Voter Registration
Orange County Democrats took a slight lead in voter registration Wednesday, the first time in over 40 years, but the biggest trend has been the rise of the No Part Preference voters.
Posted inNews Briefs, Top Stories
‘West Side Story,’ ‘Richard III,’ and an Art Installation in O.C. This Weekend
Weekly events listings, courtesy of ArtsOC.
Posted inAnaheim, Countywide, Education, Fullerton, Top Stories, Westminster
OC’s Urban, Suburban Youths Are Down With the Farm
The saying that there’s more to agriculture studies these days than “cow and plow” is proving true in Orange County, though challenges remain in getting the benefits of farm programs to all kids.
Posted inAnaheim, Fullerton, Housing & Homelessness
Fullerton City Council to Again Consider Mobile Home Park Rent Management
Seniors living at the Rancho La Paz mobile home park won’t find out until August if the Fullerton City Council will step in and help them manage rents with either a temporary rent control ordinance or a rent relief fund.
Posted inCountywide, Norberto Santana, Jr.
Santana: Fishing Comes Back to Irvine Lake
A defunct but popular Orange County fishing spot comes back to life on Saturday, Aug. 17 after Supervisor Don Wagner – who is up for re-election next year, successfully leads negotiations with two neighboring water districts to re-open Irvine Lake, which has been shut down since 2016.
