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Irvine’s Great Park Advisory Board Falls Apart

by Noah Biesiada Sep 22, 2022Sep 22, 2022 Why you can trust Voice of OC

Nearly half of the board’s 15 members have resigned, opening questions of how much work the task force can accomplish while city officials gear up for new park developments.

Santa Ana

Private Companies or the Public: Who Should Write Santa Ana Police’s Policies?

by Brandon Pho Sep 22, 2022Oct 4, 2026 Why you can trust Voice of OC

Some council members are considering bringing police policymaking back in house – a move that they say is worth the extra cost, citing previous use-of-force lawsuit settlements.

Placentia

Will Old Town Placentia be Revitalized?

by Hosam Elattar Sep 22, 2022Sep 21, 2022 Why you can trust Voice of OC

Residents and some business owners are calling for a full reopening of a downtown street over safety and parking concerns, while the city continues to promise big changes are coming.

Huntington Beach

Huntington Beach Might Establish New Rules For City Council Meetings

by Angelina Hicks Sep 22, 2022Sep 26, 2022 Why you can trust Voice of OC

Surf City council members could also change the way public comment is conducted – something that’s raised concerns from some residents.

Community Opinion

Schuster and Herzog: Community Schools Expand in Anaheim, Bringing Promise and Potential

by Grant Schuster and Anat Herzog Sep 22, 2022Sep 22, 2022 Why you can trust Voice of OC

California is investing heavily in a new model of education called community schools. Anaheim Union High School District is at the forefront of these efforts. As a result of a $23.275 million state grant and collaborative partnerships, 13 public schools are in the process of becoming community schools this year.