After struggling with parking issues and crime in their neighborhood, some East Garden Grove residents are calling for parking permits.
Monthly Archives: March 2022
Posted inEmergencies & Disasters
OC Canyon Residents Evacuate Amid Concerns of Another Flash Flood
This is the second time residents in the Silverado Canyon have had to evacuate this winter.
Posted inCountywide
Orange County Grocery Workers Vote to Authorize Strike
While the vote does not necessarily mean a strike will take place, it allows union leadership to call one if no progress is made during the ongoing contract negotiations.
Posted inTransportation
Could Anaheim’s Resort Shuttles Take State Money Away from Public Transit Countywide?
A state senator’s proposal to turn Anaheim resort buses into Orange County’s second public transit agency has officials at the existing one up in arms.
Posted inPolitics & Elections
Will Brea’s Century-Old Election System Be Nixed? Residents Fight Switch to District Voting
Facing two competing legal threats over voting in the city, resident concerns and their own opposition, city council members continue moving away from their current election system.
Posted inCountywide
Orange County Goes Global; Praying for Ukraine and Uniting for Climate Action
This Friday, environmental activists called for a global protest demanding leaders take action on the climate crisis, while Pope Francis called for all Catholics to unite in prayer for Ukraine and Russia, creating a day of global focus in Orange County.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Shenkman: Transgender Students Need to Pee Too
Transgender students all over California have no accessible restrooms in their schools, inflicting one more indignity on children who are frequently bullied and are three-times as likely to commit suicide. Senator Josh Newman and I have developed a simple legislative solution, requiring unobstructed accessible all-gender restrooms in all schools, that requires little more than the cost of a bathroom sign.
Posted inIrvine
Irvine Mayor Under Fire From Armenian Community Over Association With Genocide Denier
While Khan has been criticized for months over their connection, tensions boiled over after a video surfaced that some say show her joking about the Armenian genocide. Khan insists it’s a political attack.
Posted inARTS & CULTURE
Santa Ana’s Ernesto Cisneros Pulls from Personal Experience for His Second Novel
“Falling Short” is the new novel by Santa Ana middle school teacher Ernesto Cisneros. His debut novel, “Efrén Divided,” was released in 2020 and earned national accolades.
Posted inAnne Marie Panoringan
Panoringan: Fullerton Grows Beyond Its College Bar Status (or Does It?)
The college bar crowd is what Fullerton, specifically its downtown area (also referred to as D.T.F.), has a reputation for. One walk through the neighborhood on a Friday or Saturday […]
