After 10 years of litigation and a Supreme Court ruling, Muslim Americans are still looking to hold the FBI accountable for what they say was a violation of their First Amendment rights.
Monthly Archives: March 2022
Posted inEducation
Capistrano Unified Trustees Wrestle With School Board Vacancy Following Abrupt Resignation
Pamela Braunstein resigned citing harassment, leaving trustees to figure out how to fill her empty seat on a board that oversees one of the largest school districts in Orange County.
Posted inPlacentia
Placentia Middle Schoolers Sent Home After Assistant Principal Took His Own Life on Campus
The death happened in a private staff area and no one was present or witnessed it, said a Monday news release sent out to parents by school principal Michael Young.
Posted inCOAST
Fighting For a Middle-Class Harbor in Orange County
Those unhappy with Dana Point Harbor’s new landlord question who will still be around to appreciate the “revitalized” marinas amid price hikes they say have pushed out less affluent boaters.
Posted inCountywide
DA Investigator’s Report Details Concerns DA Spitzer Jeopardized Mass Shooting Case
Spitzer’s conduct drew alarm from three senior DA prosecutors, according to a DA investigator’s report obtained by Voice of OC. Spitzer denies the allegations.
Posted inEquality & Equity
How Would Santa Ana’s Own Public Health Department Work?
The idea could test City Hall greatly, yet officials decrying neglect by the county during the pandemic have indicated it’s a burden they might have to bear.
Posted inTop Stories
Fountain Valley City Council Members Will Soon Take on OC’s Housing Debate
Some city planning commissioners said a new apartment development will help them hit the state-mandated new housing goal – an issue cities across OC have been struggling with.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Persistent Stigma May Limit Access to Addiction Treatment for Orange County’s Most Vulnerable
Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) uses FDA-approved drugs to improve and sustain recovery for opioid addicts. California and Orange County have embraced MAT, but lingering stigma from community members, physicians, and leaders of 12-step programs has limited its use. As a result, some portion of the 7000+ homeless in Orange County who could benefit from MAT do not receive it, and may miss an opportunity to recover and transition out of homelessness.
Posted inNorberto Santana, Jr.
Santana: What Should Orange County’s Elected Public Auditor Stand For?
Republicans Andrew Hamilton and John Moorlach say they want to bring back the auditor’s fiscal hawk approach if they get elected to the traditionally quiet office that supervisors defunded.
Posted inMusic
Delfeayo Marsalis Says His Style of Jazz is What O.C. Needs Right Now
The famous family’s trombone virtuoso brings his band, the Uptown Jazz Orchestra, to Soka University this Saturday.
