Orange County Veterans and the Orange County Black Chamber of Commerce are sponsoring the Rose Parade appearance of highly decorated heroes of all Black Buffalo Soldiers Corps.
Yearly Archives: 2022
A Local Lens on OC, 2022
Look back at the year in photos through the lens of Voice of OC photojournalists and reporters.
2022 Through The Eyes of OC Student Photographers
Spring and Fall semester Chapman students took a course on photojournalism and produced work as a pilot project for Voice of OC for one year.
Panoringan: Anne Marie’s Favorite New Restaurants of 2022
Our food columnist looks back on the year before launching into her preferred list.
Irvine Leaders Stick With Embattled Green Power Agency, Commit to Cleaning It Up
City leaders will reevaluate their decision to remain in six months, which would keep the city in the agency through at least July 2024.
How Does Anaheim Move Forward in Wake of FBI Probe?
2022 saw the resignation of Mayor Harry Sidhu, a former president of the Chamber of Commerce plead guilty to federal fraud charges and the undoing of the Angel Stadium land sale.
Montañez: The Future of Urban Planning and Climate Resilience in Southern California
Resilience is the ability to withstand uncertainty, recover rapidly from disruptions, and prepare for and adapt to changing conditions. As Southern Californians, we have two key questions before us: How […]
Orange County Auditor-Controller Releases Annual Citizens’ Report for Fiscal Year 2021-22
The following is a press release from an organization unaffiliated with Voice of OC. The views expressed here are not those of Voice of OC. ORANGE COUNTY AUDITOR-CONTROLLER FRANK DAVIES, CPA […]
OCTA to Offer Free OC Bus Rides to Safely Ring in 2023
The Orange County Transportation Authority is providing safe rides for those ringing in 2023 with free fares on OC Bus from 6 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 31 to 2:30 a.m. on Sunday, Jan. 1.
Irvine Leaders Are Considering Leaving Green Power Agency They Launched
Irvine is the second city in the agency to look at pulling out since launch, with Huntington Beach city leaders also currently studying the idea.








