Gerry Serrano, a highly influential figure in city politics, hasn’t responded to requests for comment.
Yearly Archives: 2020
Posted inARTS & CULTURE
Community Celebrations for Halloween and Dia de los Muertos Reimagined for a Safer Holiday Season
Lots of options are available to celebrate the fall holidays in responsible, socially distanced ways.
Posted inEmergencies & Disasters
Pandemic Pushes OC Public Health Officials to Focus on Inequities in Poor Neighborhoods
The new focus comes as virus positivity rates increased in OC’s hardest hit neighborhoods.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Fitzgerald and Pulido: OC Mayors Support Dr. Chau, Orange County Chief Public Health Officer
As Mayors of Orange County, we have come to respect and appreciate Dr. Clayton Chau, Director of the Orange County Health Care Agency and County Public Health Officer, for his tireless efforts to ensure the health and welfare of all of Orange County’s residents during the County’s COVID-19 response.
Posted inNEWS
Orange County Residents Go Back Home After Days of Wildfires and Uncertainty
Things began to quiet down in Orange County on Wednesday night, and people trickled back into their homes, after three days of wildfires, smoke, evacuations and anxiety.
Posted inPolitics & Elections
The Battle for Orange County’s Congressional Seats: Will 2018 Repeat itself?
Republicans hope to retake lost ground. Election experts see Trump as a drag on GOP brand in CA with independents, but party officials say President will drive base to the polls.
Posted inTop Stories
Tustin Candidates for City Council Answer Voters Top Questions
Voice of OC contacted all nine candidates running for three open city council seats and asked them about their platforms. Six candidates responded.
Posted inCountywide
Meet the Candidates Running for Mayor of Costa Mesa
The candidates discuss Measure Q, COVID-19, their number one priority if elected and more.
Posted inNEWS
Nearly Half Million OC Residents Have Already Had Coronavirus, Latinos Hit Hardest, UC Irvine Study Shows
Over 11% of all OC residents have had the virus. Latinos account for 17% of infections.
Posted inNEWS
How to Adjust Voter Access When Wildfires Interrupt Your Local Election
Unprecedented early voter turnout. A pandemic. A high-stakes election. Orange County’s top elections official said a wildfire was the last thing he expected a week before election day.
