After two property owners complain, city council members directed staff to work with the trash company to create a billing dispute process.
Monthly Archives: August 2021
Voice of OC Public Town Hall: Get Your COVID-19 Questions Answered by Public Health Experts
Voice of OC continues to make it possible for Orange County residents to ask questions and get answers in live public town halls.
Orange County Supervisors Accused of Strangling Public Comment
OC supervisors continue fighting efforts to allow for remote public comments as COVID-19 cases surge around the county. It’s drawn criticism from the ACLU and the First Amendment Coalition.
After Tito Ortiz, HB Officials Ask Themselves How City Should Handle Council Vacancies
Cities across the county have grappled with how to fill an empty seat on the dais in recent years — sparking debates over a special election or an appointment to fill the vacancy.
Thompson: Fullerton Union Leader Needs To Look In The Mirror
For some reason, if one’s paycheck comes from government you are a hero, and the rest of us should be eternally grateful for your work.
UPDATE: Mask Requirement in Orange County Superior Court Expanded to All Justice Centers
Orange County Superior Court announced today the mandatory use of masks/facial coverings for all those entering Justice Centers and other Court facilities regardless of vaccination status, beginning on Monday, Aug. 2, 2021.
California Recall Candidates to Square off in Televised Debate at the Nixon Library
Candidates competing to replace Gavin Newsom as Governor of California will face off in a televised debate at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum in Yorba Linda on August 4, 2021 from 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Who’s Watching the Billions in New State Homeless Spending?
The state is leaving it to cities and counties to decide whether or not resident oversight commissions will be reviewing the massive new spending.

