How the people vying to lead Irvine say they would handle public safety, traffic, development projects, transparency and housing affordability.
Monthly Archives: October 2022
Posted inFullerton
How Fullerton Candidates Answer Key Questions on Housing, OCPA and Transparency
Here’s how the candidates answered key questions about the Orange County Power Authority, transparency and issues like housing and homelessness.
Posted inCollegiate News Service
Four Seek Seats on Tustin City Council in November Election
Candidates discuss their goals for the future.
Posted inCountywide
Costa Mesa Speedway: 52 years of ‘Pitch’N it Sideways’
Landmark Orange County racetrack reopened to fans after 954-day closure due to COVID.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Duncan: We Must Act Now to Save Our Coastal Rail Line
One year ago, a slope failure in south San Clemente caused the railroad tracks along the coast to move more than two feet. The response, to dump more than 20,000 tons of large boulders (“rip rap”) is a case of the cure being worse than the disease.
Posted inTheater
‘Nina Simone’ Shows the Performer at a Crossroads as She Throws in with the Movement
Christina Ham’s rebuilt 2016 revue-style drama is now more of a think piece, making South Coast Rep’s Orange County premiere essentially a world premiere.
Posted inMusic
A Conductor on the Rise Reveals Her Gifts
REVIEW: The City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra showcased its lush, refined sound Tuesday night under the physical and precise leadership of Mirga Gražinytė-Tyla.
Posted inSafety, Security & Justice
Federal Investigators Call Out ‘Systematic’ Rights Violations in OC Jailhouse Informant Scandal
Federal investigators are recommending a sweeping series of changes, including an oversight panel, to prevent future violations of constitutional rights they say local officials haven’t fully addressed.
Posted inNorberto Santana, Jr.
Santana: Orange County Residents Could Really Tilt November’s Election
OC’s voters this week get their ballots to decide key races – like who controls Congress – as a flurry of political mailers and internet advertising starts landing.
Posted inAnaheim
Anaheim’s Resort Interests Spend Big on Election Campaigns Following FBI Corruption Probe
Disney’s main political spending vehicle, SOAR, is heavily backing three city council candidates, while the entertainment juggernaut looks to be sitting out of the mayor’s race.
