State agencies now move forward with studying a site at Gypsum Canyon and producing a cost-estimate for how much the cemetery site costs.
Yearly Archives: 2022
Posted inALL TOP STORIES
California’s CARE Court: A Step in the Right Direction or ‘Terrifying’ Step Backwards? 
The questions come as Orange County looks to implement the new system aimed at addressing severely mentally ill homeless people over the next year.
Posted inAnaheim
Anaheim City Council Considers OC Vibe Development, City Says No Subsidies Involved
Council members are also slated to issue a $400 million bond to help development of the $4 billion proposal – a debt city officials say will be paid for by the Anaheim Ducks.
Posted inOutdoors
Irvine Looking At Building New Great Park Amphitheater Rivaling Hollywood Bowl
Precise details on the stadium are nearly nonexistent, with city staff asking to take a more in depth look at what it would take to build the facility.
Posted inNorberto Santana Jr.
Santana: Driving With Disney
A different kind of Disney film debuts with a hard focus on Anaheim, questioning the impact of big business subsidies on residents’ quality of life – all on the eve of November’s election.
Posted inOutdoors
Laguna Beach Moves To Take Over County Beaches
The proposal would nearly double the length of the coastline the city is responsible for maintaining.
Posted inHealth & Wellness
While Monkeypox Slowly Increases in Orange County, Experts Worry Possible COVID Wave Looms
Local public health experts say monkeypox case increases won’t be nearly as explosive as COVID, but they worry about another winter coronavirus surge.
Posted inARTS & CULTURE
VOC Staff Pick the Best for the 2022 Arts & Culture Fall Season
Arts and culture organizations in O.C. have emerged from the pandemic. And they’re ready to raise the bar and the level of social activity.
Posted inCulture
Gather Together for the High Holidays: Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur
In contrast to previous years with the COVID-19 pandemic limiting in-person services, the O.C. Jewish community will have more opportunities to gather face-to-face for the upcoming high holiday traditions.
Posted inFood
Panoringan: Trending in Huntington Beach – Five New Restaurants (and One Remodel) Are Making Waves
Surf City dining is on the upswing as our food columnist cruises Pacific Coast Highway for HB’s newest places to sip and savor.
