Talks of a new tier come after counties across the state have been steadily moving through the four-tiered reopening system.
Monthly Archives: April 2021
Posted inNEWS
Dispute Erupts Over Proposed Rail Project Along Eroding Capistrano Beach
A side-track proposal to ease train congestion has sparked local concern over noise and the ongoing risks of coastal erosion.
Posted inCountywide
Santa Ana’s Vietnamese Residents Often Find Community in Other Cities, These Leaders Want to Change That
Some Vietnamese Santa Ana leaders are pointing out a need for more in-language services, programs and liaisons for residents who otherwise gravitate toward other cities further into Orange County’s Little Saigon.
Posted inCollegiate News Service
Newport Beach Permits Wine Tasting Rooms to Operate Within The City’s Industrial Zone
The City Council voted to approve a zoning amendment to allow wine tasting rooms.
Posted inCountywide
Panoringan: My Favorite New Restaurants of 2020
Anne Marie Panoringan looks back over the past year and highlights her favorite new restaurants which opened after COVID protocols were put in place.
Posted inNews Briefs
‘No Hate’ Sky Message Postponed Due to Cloudy Weather
Organizers hope to have a plane skywrite the message within the next couple of weeks.
Posted inARTS & CULTURE
Easter Meals and Spring-Themed Activities to Celebrate the Season
Give a warm welcome to spring and enjoy a pleasant Sunday brunch with bottomless mimosas, or take the kids out for a drive-thru Easter egg hunt.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Fielder: Behind the Scenes, Volunteers Helping OC’s Unhoused
The prevalence of people who lack a home and live on the streets of Orange County is nearly impossible to ignore[…]. This is a story about some of the individuals and organizations who are volunteering their time and efforts to help unhoused folks and pressure the county’s leaders to ensure an adequate supply of affordable housing.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Bernal: Saving Santana’s Artwalk
First Saturday is a time when locals and OC residents would normally be streaming into Santa Ana’s downtown to experience performances, hear musicians, see the latest art exhibitions, patronize restaurants as well as small businesses, and connect with each other. But because of recent budget cuts, the Artwalk budget has been cut and the future of this important community event is unclear.
Posted inSafety, Security & Justice
‘No Hate’ Message to Appear Across OC’s Sky as Residents Call for Greater Action Against Anti-Asian Racism
The movement to Stop Asian Hate continues to amplify across the region.
