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OC Businesses & Residents Impacted by Oil Spill Could Get $50 Million

by Noah Biesiada Oct 18, 2022Oct 18, 2022 Why you can trust Voice of OC

The October 2021 oil spill shut down a host of shoreline businesses in Huntington Beach – now a proposed settlement could help recover some lost revenue.

Anaheim

The Angels Demand $5 Million From Anaheim, Threaten Lawsuit Over Fire Station

by Hosam Elattar Oct 18, 2022Oct 17, 2022 Why you can trust Voice of OC

With the Angel Stadium land sale dead, the Angel’s look for millions from the city and to keep a fire station out of their parking lot that’s part of the $4 billion OC Vibe project.

Politics & Elections

How Huntington Beach Candidates Answer Key Questions like Beach Traffic, Transparency, Housing

by Noah Biesiada Oct 18, 2022Nov 2, 2022 Why you can trust Voice of OC

Ten of the city’s 18 candidates responded to a questionnaire from Voice of OC on how they plan to run the city if elected.

Costa Mesa

Here Are Costa Mesa Candidates’ Views on Housing, Cannabis, and City Finances

by Brandon Pho Oct 18, 2022Nov 2, 2022 Why you can trust Voice of OC

At the same time residents pick new city leaders, they’ll decide on a controversial ballot measure that can change the city’s development standards and thus its density and shape in the years to come.

Community Opinion

Kriz: Nine Months into the Year, 6.5% of the County’s Beginning of Year Homeless Population is Already Dead with 42 New Deaths in September

by Fr. Dennis Kriz, OSM Oct 17, 2022Oct 22, 2026 Why you can trust Voice of OC

With 42 new homeless deaths, 6.5% of the County’s beginning of the year homeless population has died with three more months before the year ends. At this rate between 8-10% of the County’s homeless population will be dead by year’s end and 16-20% will be dead by the time its next PIT Count will be taken in January 2024. How to get out of this mess?