Orange County’s Board of Supervisors opts to remove racist language from housing deeds.
Monthly Archives: October 2020
Posted inCountywide
Taxes and Streets Dominate Election Campaign for Three Council Seats in Fullerton
New tax revenue and juggling road repairs are top priorities during the pandemic-induced recession.
Posted inSan Clemente
Candidates in a Jammed Field Make a Run for San Clemente City Council
With a week to go in the election, San Clemente residents are looking at a field of 18 candidates that will decide the political balance of the council.
Posted inNEWS
Eight People Hope to Win Two Seats on the Mission Viejo City Council
Delays in getting a new voting system online means only two City Council seats are up for grabs in Mission Viejo.
Posted inPolitics & Elections
Five Newport Beach Candidates Set Eyes on City Council in District Races
Two candidates each square off in both districts 2 and 5. One candidate runs unopposed in district 7.
Posted inInside the Newsroom
Voice of OC Now Available in App for iPhones, Androids and Tablets
Now we can serve residents even better – not by creating our own costly mobile app – but by bringing our news to apps already on your phone or tablet.
Posted inPolitics & Elections
Infographics: Early Voting Surges in OC Amidst Coronavirus, See the Voting and Counting Process
Active voters receiving vote-by-mail ballots by default was planned before the pandemic in Orange County, but voting by mail or drop off is expanding up and down the state.
Posted inMarketing
Independent & Nonprofit Voice of OC News Team Delivers the Unfettered Truth
At Voice of OC, reporters and editors are liberated to focus on reporting the truth and serving the community.
Posted inEmergencies & Disasters
Orange County’s Unemployment Rate Remains High as Potential Second Coronavirus Wave Looms
OC’s economy continues to struggle as local spending and tourism is down.
Posted inCountywide
‘I Hope They Put Themselves in Our Shoes’
When the airport shut down, so did the restaurants inside. Reyna Gonzalez, 55, had worked there for years. We first spoke with her in September. The interviews were conducted in Spanish.
