Voice of OC Publisher Norberto Santana, Jr. recently interviewed Orange County Republican Party Chair Fred Whitaker just ahead of the March 2020 primary. Voice of OC previously interviewed Orange County Democratic Party Chair Ada Briceño.
Yearly Archives: 2020
ABT’s ‘Of Love and Rage’ Will Receive Its World Premiere at Segerstrom
The world premiere ballet by Ratmansky at the Segerstrom Center for the Arts will explore tragedy and forgiveness, and celebrates the company’s 80th anniversary.
Winner-Take-All Battle For Orange County’s 3rd District
OC Supervisor Don Wagner faces off against attorney and OC Fair Board member Ashleigh Aitken to represent canyon communities and cities like Irvine, Tustin, Orange and Yorba Linda on the Orange County Board of Supervisors.
Questions Mount Over Fullerton’s Changing Evidence in Lawsuit Against Local Blogger
Fullerton’s lawsuit against resident and blogger Joshua Ferguson for publishing and allegedly stealing secret city hall documents could be in jeopardy after an expert, testifying on Ferguson’s behalf, said the city misrepresented evidence to the court.
Rita Rudner and Paul Rodriguez Add Humor and Star Power to Laguna’s ‘Barefoot in the Park’
The comedy legends have major supporting roles in the still-popular 1963 Neil Simon comedy. At the helm is regular Laguna Playhouse director Michael Matthews.
OC Democratic Voters Divided Between Progressive Sanders and Moderate Bloomberg, Chapman University Survey Finds
With Voting Centers open throughout Orange County and Super Tuesday less than one week away, Orange County voters are almost evenly divided. In a survey of 727 county residents, likely voters are on split on their Congressional pick as well as the Democratic presidential nominee.
Briceño: Election Day is Here, Make Your Voice Count
Voting is one of the most important ways to stand up for our rights. Make your voice heard.
Briceño: Participe en Las Elecciones, Haga Que su Voz Cuente
Votar es una de las formas más importantes de defender nuestros derechos. Haz que se escuche tu voz.
OC Congressional Races Remain Competitive
Orange County’s congressional elections are expected to remain competitive throughout the year, with freshman Congressional Democrats lining up against a host of Republican challengers in the upcoming March 3 primary.
Local Officials Secure More Briefings From State and Feds on Plan to Send Coronavirus Patients to Costa Mesa Facility
A federal judge warns Costa Mesa and Orange County officials on Monday that they face “an uphill battle” in their fight to block state and federal agencies from sending California Coronavirus patients to Fairview Developmental Center to sit out the virus.








