Seven weeks after the first protest, merchants have returned with signs inside the $500 million project’s open trench construction zone that’s choking off business to the area.
Monthly Archives: March 2022
Posted inFullerton
Fullerton Council Members Pick New Election Map; Residents Feel Unheard Again
While residents once again pushed for a community backed district voting map to be adopted, council members are moving forward with a different map instead.
Posted inNEWS
Dana Point Harbor Boaters’ Lawsuit Over Sharp Rent Increases Moves Forward
The battle over Dana Point Harbor gets a judge’s OK to move forward.
Posted inEducation
OC Community College District Employees Demand Better Pay; Negotiations Deadlock
As contentious contract negotiations reach an impasse, Rancho Santiago Community College District leadership and faculty are bumping heads over what they would call a fair agreement.
Posted inWater, Power & Waste
OC Businesses and Public Agencies Left in the Dark As Power Authority Rolls Out
Some business owners in the four cities where Orange County Power Authority is set to begin providing power this week still don’t entirely know what’s going to happen.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Berardino: Vietnam Veterans Day Stirs Painful Memories
OC Veteran Cemetery will provide long awaited healing.
Posted inInside the Newsroom
Voice of OC Names Chapman Journalism Student Angelina Hicks Inaugural Tracy A. Wood Fellow
Voice of OC is proud to announce that Angelina Hicks, a junior at Chapman University, has earned the distinction of becoming Voice of OC’s inaugural Tracy A. Wood Fellow, continuing […]
Posted inNorberto Santana, Jr.
Santana: Was the fuse for the Jan. 6 Capitol Hill Riot lit from OC’s Chapman University?
Chapman University gets swept up in the Jan. 6 dragnet after a federal judge orders former law school Dean John Eastman to release emails to former President Trump and others in efforts to block the 2020 election results.
Posted inEmergencies & Disasters
Orange County Residents Should Expect, Prepare For Indefinite COVID Waves
Public health experts say COVID-19 waves will come and go for the foreseeable future, meaning residents should expect routine vaccinations and keep masks handy when positivity rates creep up again.
Posted inPolitics & Elections
How Truthful Does a Candidate’s Ballot Statement to Voters Need to Be?
This week, amidst a host of legal challenges to various campaigns, one local judge will decide whether DA candidate Peter Hardin can attack incumbent DA Todd Spitzer in an official ballot statement.
