The Philharmonic Society’s ambitious plans for presenting their new season during the coronavirus era includes innovative virtual performances and a return to Segerstrom Concert Hall.
Yearly Archives: 2020
Republicans and Democrats Move to Finalize Wins, OC Remains Purple As of Latest Election Results
The latest results come from just short of 13,000 new election ballots counted, rounding out a nearly 86% historic voter turnout this year.
Second Coronavirus Wave Hits Orange County
Public health experts fear more infections could happen from Thanksgiving dinners and the holiday season.
Republicans Flip Coastal OC Congressional Seat from Democrats as Harley Rouda Concedes
Orange County Republicans cemented a victory in flipping back a Congressional seat they lost in 2018.
Santa Ana High School Students Tackle Distance Learning; District Adapts to Offer More Support
As Santa Ana students confront the challenges of online learning while the school district officials offer more support.
State Investigating Disclosure Complaints Against OC Supervisor Candidate Sergio Contreras
Contreras is accused of failing to disclose income, gifts, and fundraising for a city statue, which he denies.
Newport Beach City Council To Consider Increasing Park In-Lieu Fees
The Newport Beach City Council on Tuesday plans to consider raising park in-lieu fees by 47% for new residential projects.
Irvine Poised to Allocate CARES Act Funds to Nonprofits Specializing in Homelessness Prevention
The Irvine City Council is expected Tuesday to consider approving grant money for various nonprofit organizations helping the homeless.
Orange County Residents Still Waiting on Final Election Results With Sixth Day of Ballot Counting
Results are largely unchanged with the latest vote totals reported on Monday night.
Is a Second Coronavirus Wave Hitting Orange County?
Increased hospitalizations and case counts have been picking up as a second wave looms.








