Killing of a 22-year-old Iranian woman by the country’s oppressive regime triggers protests across SoCal as part of a global movement.
Yearly Archives: 2022
Posted inPolitics & Elections
California Appeals Court Blocks Removal of Mission Viejo City Council Majority
The council members will remain in office until the court makes a decision on the case, stalling a previous order that would’ve thrown them out of office tomorrow.
Posted inNEWS
Mission Viejo Appoints City Manager to Run the Town After Judge Boots Council Majority
After an OC Superior Court Judge tossed three council members in an election lawsuit, city officials handed the city manager a blank check to run the city.
Posted inWater, Power & Waste
OC’s Clean Power Agency Launches For Homes Next Week: What Does That Mean For You?
While the program rolled out to businesses in April, this is the first opportunity for some county residents to jump onboard the new program.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Resnick: SchoolsFirst Board Continues to Operate Without Transparency or Accountability
The SchoolsFirst Board of Directors continue to operate in the dark ignoring their 1.2 million member-owners. They have failed for years to conduct elections and resort to self-appointing themselves or those they choose to serve. Their activities on behalf of the member-owners including world travel and benefits are kept secret.
Posted inAnaheim
New OC Vibe Development Coming to Anaheim, Helped by $400 Million Bonds
Anaheim officials approved a new project by Anaheim Ducks owners that will delay the city from getting its share of Honda Center revenue while the team owners pay down the bonds.
Posted inOutdoors
Irvine City Council Moves Ahead With Publicly Financed Great Park Amphitheater
The proposed facility didn’t have many details to show the public, with city staff promising more information will come as it’s developed.
Posted inHousing & Homelessness
Is Orange County Gutting Local Homeless Resources Needed by CARE Court?
OC has jumped to the front of the new system’s rollout, while critics openly wonder whether officials here are knocking out its local support beams.
Posted inFullerton
Some Fullerton Streets Get Long Awaited Repairs
After years of resident complaints, some Fullerton streets are finally going to get a makeover with help from one-time federal COVID bailout dollars.
Posted inInside the Newsroom
OC Taxpayers Assoc. Honors Voice of OC Covid Reporting
Orange County’s Taxpayer Association this month honored Voice of OC’s accountability reporting. OC Tax members voted to recognize Voice of OC coverage on how the county and cities are using […]
