Candidates share their views on homelessness, human trafficking, E-bike regulations
Yearly Archives: 2022
Posted inCulture
Last-minute Halloween and Día de los Muertos Events in OC
It’s the end of the month and still not sure what to do for the holidays? Voice of OC has rounded up local events to choose from no matter the city.
Posted inInside the Newsroom
Voice of OC Journalists Recognized By Nation’s Top Journalism Groups
Voice of OC journalists continue to be recognized for their groundbreaking work by the nation’s top journalism groups. This week, Publisher and Editor-in-Chief Norberto Santana Jr. was announced as a […]
Posted inPolitics & Elections
Orange County Voter Guide: November 2022 Election
A host of high-stakes races will decide the handling of issues like public safety, school curriculum, homelessness and transparency. Here’s a rundown of the candidates.
Posted inTop Stories
Who Should Run Our K-12 Public Schools? Here’s Where Candidates Stand on the Issues
We asked local school board candidates key questions about curriculum, pandemic measures, free speech, book bans, mental health support, and transparency.
Posted inCountywide
Who Should Run Our Community Colleges? Here’s Where Candidates Stand on the Issues
We asked the candidates key questions about curriculum, pandemic measures, book bans, mental health support, and spending priorities.
Posted inSafety, Security & Justice
OC Voters Are Picking a New Judge – Between Peggy Huang and Michele Bell. How Do They Answer Key Questions?
We asked the candidates key questions about their biggest mistakes, challenges facing local courtrooms and transparency.
Posted inAnaheim
City Hired Investigators Find ‘Great Stuff’ in Anaheim Corruption Probe
While investigators described their findings so far as background information, they told officials they already have significant findings and around 180 people are potential witnesses.
Posted inWater, Power & Waste
Is The Controversial CEO of Orange County’s Green Power Agency On The Way Out?
The board has been debating both in public and behind closed doors on whether to fire their CEO for nearly six months. He could be canned right before the election.
Posted inABOUT
In Reversal, Federal Judge Allows OC’s Emergency Homeless Shelter to Proceed in Santa Ana
U.S. District Judge David O. Carter’s 180 sets back a critical timeline for getting the rain season refuge up and running.
