Tickets for the annual OC Fair will go on sale May 1 on ocfair.com. New this year – advance purchase is required. The 2021 fair will run July 16-Aug. 15, open Wednesday through Sunday with limited capacity. This year’s theme is “Time for Fun!”
Monthly Archives: April 2021
Posted inEmergencies & Disasters
Orange County Community Groups Partner to Bring Seniors to Vaccination Sites
The efforts target vaccines to OC’s highest risk residents ahead of an expected statewide reopening in June.
Posted inOutdoors
Newport Political Donor’s $13K Bid for Back Bay Park Land Stokes Opposition, Debate Over Who Gets Priority for Public Land in OC
A proposal by Newport Beach political donor Buck Johns to buy park land for $13,000 has sparked uproar and questions over who gets prioritized for public land in OC.
Posted inEducation
Ethnic Studies Class Debate Continues in OC as Los Alamitos School District Presents Course Textbook
It’s the latest debate as some Orange County school districts grapple with how to teach history through a diverse perspective.
Posted inGovernment
Fullerton City Council Members Sack City Manager Ken Domer Without Saying Exactly Why
The council has gone through its second city manager within the past five years.
Posted inARTS & CULTURE
Will Spider-Man Save the Day at the Maverick?
In a first step into presenting indoor, live theater, Fullerton’s Maverick Theater brings a staged reading of the Marvel Comics’ “The Amazing Spider-Man” No. 50 to their stage.
Posted inARTS & CULTURE
Anaheim City Council Unanimously Votes to Keep Anaheim Ballet in its Home Studio — for Now
After being lured to Anaheim 24 years ago, Anaheim Ballet has 18 months to find a new home before being kicked out of its current location due to changes in affordable-housing laws.
Posted inEmergencies & Disasters
OC Supervisors Keep Coronavirus State Of Emergency, Again Say Vaccine Passports Won’t Be Forced
County officials said they have no control over businesses who require proof of vaccination.
Posted inNorberto Santana, Jr.
Santana: Orange County’s Homelessness Commissioners Admit They Have No Idea What To Do
County Supervisor Doug Chafee takes over leadership from County Supervisors’ Chairman Andrew Do after commissioners note their lack of focus and meetings in 2020.
Posted inSafety, Security & Justice
Should Santa Ana Officials Go After Street Racing Spectators? Questions Remain as New Policy Sits in Limbo
Council members were set to approve the new law, which would have made gathering around these events in public a misdemeanor punishable with fines and event jail time, at their Tuesday meeting until staff requested it be continued to a later date.
