Anaheim city leaders have a penchant for unveiling lopsided stadium deals around holidays.
Yearly Archives: 2022
Posted inHealth & Wellness
CA Regulators Conclude Odors From An Irvine Asphalt Factory Are Safe But Homeowners Unconvinced
While the city is still in the process of trying to relocate the factory, some residents have gotten tired of waiting years for a change and moved out.
Posted inTop Stories
OC Judge Removes Majority of Mission Viejo City Council Members, City Moves to Appeal
The city of Mission Viejo is already looking to appeal the case, but it’s an open question of what will happen if they lose.
Posted inNorberto Santana Jr.
Santana: As Deaths Mount, OC Must Confront Hard Conversations on Homelessness
A recent grand jury report showcases need for real time public accounting on people falling through gaps
Posted inPolitics & Elections
Here’s Who Wants to Run your Public Schools and Community Colleges
Candidates are wrestling with classroom mask rules, charter schools, curriculum and taxpayer spending.
Posted inPolitics & Elections
Tentative Ruling Removing Mission Viejo City Council Members Stands, Who Might Fill Their Seats?
The Mission Viejo City Attorney called on the judge to lay out a process for replacing the council majority, but he said it wasn’t his responsibility.
Posted inSanta Ana
Chicano Power Stands Proud at Santa Ana’s El Salvador Park
Santa Ana city officials stand up as the nation’s first to declare an official“Chicano Heritage Month” with an inaugural festival.
Posted inOutdoors
OC Animal Activists Call on County Supervisors to Reopen Animal Shelter
Residents want county-run shelter to allow visitors to see more animals and reinstate its trap, neuter and release program for feral and abandoned cats.
Posted inPolitics & Elections
Local Judge Throws Majority of Mission Viejo’s City Councilmembers Off Dais
The ruling comes years after residents originally alleged the council had illegally extended their terms of office without notifying the public.
Posted inCountywide
Is Garden Grove’s Latest Hotel Development Pitting A Spongebob Resort Up Against Homes for Low Wage Workers?
The friction comes from city leaders who say they need a vibrant resort district for their tax base and a union who says hotel workers need a place to live too.
