The city leaders are looking at settling their lawsuit with the factory and helping them move or condemning the land and evicting them through eminent domain.
Yearly Archives: 2022
Posted inCountywide
So Cal Rallies in Irvine To Protest Iranian Repression
Throngs of people gathered at Mason Park and the Great Park in Irvine this weekend to participate in the “Global Day of Action for Iran.”
Posted inCountywide
OC Sidewalk Vendors Struggle With Costly, Confusing County, City Permits Meant To Help
A new state bill was just signed that would ease restrictions on vendors, though struggles with high costs and confusing application processes remain since the decriminalization of vending in California in 2018.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Holzmann: Orange County’s Spiraling Unnatural Death Crisis
It is now Fall and it looks like a cold, cruel winter ahead for the most vulnerable in Orange County. The Sheriff’s Department recently released its Coroner’s Report for 2021 […]
Posted inSan Clemente
State of Emergency Declared as OC-San Diego Train Service is Halted, Could Re-Open in November
California’s top transportation official declared a state of emergency Monday over an ongoing landslide that officials say threatens the tracks.
Posted inTop Stories
California’s Top Cop Calls Out Anaheim For Blocking Expansion of Women’s Homeless Housing
State housing officials allege Anaheim illegally put restrictions on a women’s shelter last year and are now asking a judge to let the shelter operate.
Posted inPolitics & Elections
New State Law Could Curb Pay to Play Politics in Orange County & California
The new law comes as calls for campaign finance reform have been intensifying in Anaheim, where an FBI corruption probe upended the Angel Stadium land sale and saw Mayor Harry Sidhu resign.
Posted inCypress
Cypress City Council Again Censures Councilwoman Frances Marquez
The council majority accused Marquez this time of not only violating their civility code, but of using her office to help candidates campaign at a local high school.
Posted inARTS & CULTURE
Film Festivals Abound This Fall Throughout Orange County
Between Oct. 1 and Nov. 13, five film festivals will populate the calendar, showcasing everything from mainstream movies with bankable stars to smaller films that celebrate the cultural complexities of Orange County.
Posted inTheater
‘Kim’s Convenience,’ the Play That Inspired the Controversial TV Show, Opens at Laguna Playhouse
Through no fault of its own, the 2011 play “Kim’s Convenience” is part of the international conversation over race, diversity and representation.
