The distribution change might mean an end for Othena, OC’s vaccine registration app that’s been plagued by glitches.
Monthly Archives: March 2021
Posted inEducation
A Year After Going Home, Some OC Schools are Still Debating Whether or Not to Come Back
Some Orange County schools have been back for months while others may stay remote all year.
Posted inEducation
OC Board of Education, Superintendent Spend $3 Million in Legal Battle to Pick Their Own Lawyers
The two sides are still in court over who controls the budget, setting up a confrontation with statewide implications.
Posted inAnne Marie Panoringan
Panoringan: Springtime Sips – Wine and Spirits Spots to Celebrate the Season
Bosscat, Paséa, Blinking Owl, Semi Tropic and Rancho Capistrano Winery are featured in a look at what’s new in wine and spirits.
Posted inStanton
Community Rallies to Support the Burmese Fight For Democracy Against a Violent Military Regime
Residents are calling on elected officials to help bring an end to the killing of peaceful protesters.
Posted inHousing & Homelessness
Cities Across Orange County Look to Revise Housing Regulations and Review Housing Goals
A multitude of cities will tackle parts of the housing debate when various city councils meet next week.
Posted inSafety, Security & Justice
Community Calls to Stop Asian Hate Continue in Orange County in Wake of Atlanta Killings
The pandemic has meant a year of change, but also a surge in racism and violence towards Asian Americans.
Posted inNorberto Santana, Jr.
Santana: Meet The Orange County Restaurant Owner Who is Trying To Stop The Burmese Killing Fields
As Sunshine Week ends, Voice of OC ventures beyond U.S. shores on transparency, connecting with Banny Hong, a local Burmese restaurant owner who is leading an awareness rally at Stanton City Hall today over the brutal military crackdown in Burma.
Posted inARTS & CULTURE
Support Long-Standing Santa Ana Bridal Shops From Your Own Home
Owners of respected Calle Cuatro bridal and quinceañera stores are coming together on Sunday to present their community with a fashion show displaying their wide array of remarkable gowns and suits.
Posted inCountywide
Iranian Americans Hope For a Better Year in Orange County This Nowruz
While the usual large celebrations for Nowruz are canceled this year because of COVID-19, Persian Americans still find ways to traditionally commemorate the new year.
