After a year off, the National Choreographers Initiative has brought back dancers and choreographers to work on new works.
Monthly Archives: July 2021
Posted inSanta Ana
Santa Ana Officials Reject Sale of Cypress Fire Station Amid Outcry, Sparking Public Use Potential
One of the last publicly-owned buildings in Santa Ana’s Eastside/Pacific Park neighborhood may go back to the public after all.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Bargas: Fullerton at a Crossroads, Political Ideology vs. City Services
Fullerton has a population of more than 141,000 residents and 6,500 businesses. During this critical time in Fullerton’s history, we need to rise above divisive politics and address the complex needs of residents with adequate resources based on sound metrics and capable public administration.
Posted inOutdoors
After Months, a Harmful Algae That Takes Days to Remove May Finally Be Out of Newport Beach
Though it’s been meticulously removed, scientists say it may take months or years of continuous monitoring to ensure the ecological threat is gone for good.
Posted inSanta Ana
Santa Ana Cops to Hold No Confidence Vote in Police Chief, Union Says
Santa Ana Police Chief David Valentin could face a vote of no confidence by officers in his ranks amid ongoing issues between his department and the labor union representing officers.
Posted inEmergencies & Disasters
Yorba Linda, San Juan Capistrano Look to Cancel Their COVID Emergencies
More OC cities are putting an end to the emergency declarations they made when the pandemic began in March last year.
Posted inHuntington Beach
Huntington Beach City Council Deadlocks on Tito Ortiz’s Replacement as Special Election Looms
A special election would cost the city $1 million and the city has less than two weeks to appoint someone before voters can decide by default.
Posted inEducation
OC Board of Education, County Education Department Host Dueling Ethnic Studies Forums
The forums mark another showdown between the OC Board of Education and the county’s Department of Education.
Posted inGovernment
OC Officials Back Off on Reclaiming Public Back Bay Land from Newport Political Donor
County of Orange staff are backing away from efforts to reclaim the land for the public, after Newport Beach political donor Buck Johns warned of legal action over his canceled purchase.
Posted inCulture
Prayers Scheduled Across OC For Eid al-Adha – One of The Biggest Holidays For Muslims
Mosques plan to hold prayer services Tuesday with coronavirus precautions like mask wearing in place.
