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Yearly Archives: 2020
Local Court Considers Whether Anaheim Taxpayers Are Subsidizing Disneyland
Orange County Superior Court Judge Peter Wilson is considering whether the City of Anaheim is giving Disneyland a subsidy, due to a class action lawsuit against Disney for allegedly failing to pay at least $16 an hour mandated by Anaheim law that applies to businesses receiving city subsidies.
OCTA Seeks Members for Public Committees
The Orange County Transportation Authority is seeking qualified volunteers to serve on two vital public committees that review OCTA programs and monitor funding to help ensure OCTA continues delivering on its commitment to implement an effective, balanced and sustainable transportation system.
Anaheim Councilmembers Nix Controversial Condo Project in Hills
Anaheim Councilwoman Denise Barnes became the deciding vote Tuesday on a controversial Anaheim Hills condo proposal, when she sided with Mayor Harry Sidhu and Councilman Jose Moreno in denying the project.
Feet to the Fire Podcast: Examining the March 2020 Primary Outlook
Voice of OC Publisher Norberto Santana, Jr., talks with Orange County election experts Fred Smoller and Mike Moodian from the national seats down to the local level.
Rethinking ‘Rasquachismo’ in the O.C. Arts Community
As first-generation arts leaders in Orange County, curator Virginia Arce and local artist Albert López, Jr., collaborate to showcase “local and cultured” emerging artists at the Irvine Fine Arts Center.
OC’s Criminal Justice System is at Risk from Attorney Exodus, Union Says
Local prosecutors and public defenders say county supervisors they are destabilizing the justice system by underpaying them.
Celebrating 100th Anniversary of the League of Women Voters and the 19th Amendment
“Tea with Alice and Me; The Intersecting Lives of Two Militant Visionaries Miss Alice Paul & Zoe Nicholson”, is a full length one woman performance that takes the audience to women’s tearooms – Seneca, Selfridges, The National Women’s Party and Women’s Bookstores.
Secrecy Battle to Resume Over Deputy’s Evidence Booking Misconduct Records
The records would show what officials knew – and when – about a sheriff’s deputy found to have falsely stated in 74 different reports that he had booked evidence.
Westminster Could Change Who Shelters City’s Stray and Rescued Animals
City officials could end their relationship with a longtime animal control provider. Activists want council members to hold off on their decision – which could impact thousands of the city’s shelter animals and strays — until an ongoing period of political turmoil at City Hall dies down.








