We asked the candidates key questions about transparency, climate change, airplane noise and bike lanes. One responded.
Yearly Archives: 2022
Posted inAnaheim
Voters in Anaheim, Santa Ana, Orange and Tustin Are Picking a New County Rep. What Do the Candidates Say?
We asked the candidates key questions about transparency, climate change, airplane noise and bike lanes.
Posted inSafety, Security & Justice
Impacted Families of Police Killings in OC Call on State Attorney General to Investigate DA
Families and friends of OC residents killed by police officers who have been cleared by Todd Spitzer’s office demand a state investigation.
Posted inCulture
Diwali Celebrations Illuminate Orange County through October’s New Moon
Last weekend’s Diwali festivities allowed people to purchase new clothing, jewelry and food offerings for Diwali, a holiday also known as the Festival of Lights. More Diwali events are planned through Oct. 30.
Posted inFood
Panoringan: CulinaryLab Classrooms Expand to Santa Ana
CulinaryLab’s modern education format grows into its second campus at 4th Street Market.
Posted inPolitics & Elections
Orange County and Los Angeles Democrat Parties Clash in Irvine City Council Race
The two factions’ fight over candidates is also coming as developers invest hundreds of thousands into the race through the LA Democratic Party.
Posted inHealth & Wellness
Fullerton Rejects Joining OC Fire Authority Despite Staffing Concerns Over Existing Department
While the move is set to save the city $5 million a year, officials say it leaves taxpayers with an understaffed fire department with slower response times.
Posted inGovernment
San Clemente City Council Considers Replacing Controversial City Attorney
Some council members claimed removing their current attorney would destabilize the city, while others said they need to find a way to cut increasing legal costs.
Posted inTop Stories
OC Homelessness Policy Lands Back In Court, Santa Ana Stops Opening of County’s Walk-in Shelter
Santa Ana’s years-long public campaign against becoming OC’s homeless “dumping ground” has advocates for homeless people worrying about what that means for people in the streets.
Posted inGovernment
Does Orange County’s Fire Headquarters Need 24/7 Armed Cops?
A request for armed sheriff officers was rejected by county supervisors, who cited a lack of threats.
