Latino Health Access, a non-profit in Santa Ana, made sure to honor the lost lives this weekend and not letting them become just another statistic in Orange County.
Monthly Archives: October 2020
Posted inIrvine
State Campaign Finance Regulators Announce Investigation Into Irvine Mayoral Candidate For Overseas Trip Paid For By Foreign Government
State campaign finance regulators have announced an investigation into Irvine City Councilwoman Farrah Khan with just days to go until the November 3 deadline for voters.
Posted inCountywide
Santana: Latinos in Santa Ana and Anaheim Confront a Day of The Dead Unlike Any Other
As the coronavirus ravaged through Orange County’s most working class neighborhoods this year, public officials largely shied away from acknowledging the dead at official meetings. They’ve also shied away from addressing the conditions that have fueled so much death, especially among Latinos, who make up nearly half of all OC Covid-19 cases and deaths. County officials now say that’s about to change.
Posted inIrvine
Irvine City Staff Helped Coordinate Councilman Carroll Publicity Mailers About Covid-19
Recent records released by City of Irvine shows that city officials worked with Councilman Mike Carroll to help him use city funds to send out mailers about city briefings that prominently featured his name.
Posted inCountywide
Four Candidates Run for Seats in Districts 4 and 5 in Dana Point City Council Election
Mike Frost and Gary Newkirk are running in District 4 and Benjamin Bebee and Michael Villar are competing in District 5.
Posted inCountywide
Anxious Religious Leaders Come Together to Urge Calm in Orange County Ahead of Election Day
Leaders from all faiths in Orange County face a pivotal question ahead of Nov. 3: What role will they play to unsow potential conflict and turmoil?
Posted inNEWS
More Coronavirus Testing to Come to Poor, Often Minority Neighborhoods
The testing effort comes as a focus on addressing chronic health conditions in poor neighborhoods has surfaced.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Keegan: Poll Workers Doing Their Part for Democracy
When the polls in Orange County open today, and through Election Day, dedicated poll workers will be on hand to greet voters. It’s a small but important way that allows residents to be a critical part of the election process.
Posted inCountywide
Nine Candidates Seeking to Fill Two Seats on Rancho Santa Margarita City Council
Two incumbents and seven challengers are vying for the two open council seats on Tuesday.
Posted inCountywide
Santa Ana Unified High School District School Board Candidates Answer Resident Questions
Three challengers are taking on three incumbents to represent students, parents and teachers on one of California’s largest high school districts.
