The teachers are part of a growing trend in OC that pits teachers against school boards.
Monthly Archives: October 2020
Termed Out Orange City Councilman Runs for Reelection, Appearing on the Ballot
Councilman Mike Alvarez’s reelection bid apparently has no objections from City Hall officials, who have been mum on looming legal questions.
With Hot-Button Development on Ballot, Orange Voters to Decide on Mayor and Council
Our rundown of the candidates and issues at play in the Orange city election.
Orange County Supervisors Could Bolster OC Food Banks With Millions of Federal Dollars
The Orange County Board of Supervisors will vote Tuesday to give food banks an additional $3 million.
Placentia Speeds Up Approval of Home Electrical Vehicle Charging Stations
The Placentia City Council has approved an ordinance that makes the process of installing an electric vehicle charging station faster and more efficient.
Panoringan: Rodeo 39 Coverage (Part Two), Hot Chicken Concepts and Halloween Treats
Columnist Anne Marie Panoringan explores eateries at the Rodeo 39 Public Market.
OC Asian and Pacific Islander Community Groups Team Up to Battle Coronavirus Disparities
The task force is looking to reduce coronavirus infection rates in hard hit areas throughout OC.
Santa Ana Author Captures Plight of Immigrants in His New Children’s Book
Ernesto Cisneros’ novel “Efrén Divided” captures the struggles of Latino parents and children who are separated due to federal policies.
OC Coronavirus Trends Move In Right Direction, Supervisors to Bolster Food Distribution Efforts
If virus spread continues to ease, OC could potentially open more businesses later this month.
County Political Parties as Money Laundering Vehicles for Politicians
The state has issued over $160,000 in fines for laundering money through county-level political parties.

