A host of residents are still demanding answers as to why County of Orange officials came quietly close to privatizing public land in Upper Newport Bay.
Yearly Archives: 2022
Posted inCulture
A Vibrant Korean Community is Thriving in North O.C.
Korean culture can be experienced without visiting Koreatown L.A. or flying across the ocean. Here is a guide to O.C.’s burgeoning Korean community, focusing on the north.
Posted inAnne Marie Panoringan
Panoringan: Nice to Meat You, Executive Chef Nick Echaore of Heritage Barbecue
Our food columnist spotlights chef Nick Echaore, the man who crafts all the savory (and sweet) dishes that complement Heritage Barbecue’s meat-tastic selections.
Posted inEmergencies & Disasters
Local Businesses Reach Settlement Deal Over Last Year’s Oil Spill
The settlement amount, which hasn’t yet been disclosed, comes after the spill affected businesses that operate in fishing and coastal tourism.
Posted inOutdoors
Veterans Cemetery Bill Clears CA Legislature, Reaching Governor’s Desk After Tense Debate
If Newsom signs the bill, state agencies can begin studying a potential home for the cemetery in Gypsum Canyon.
Posted inOutdoors
OC and LA Professional Soccer Teams Fight For A Home In Irvine’s Great Park
Irvine debates the future of Championship Soccer Stadium as residents wonder if there’s room for them.
Posted inCypress
Cypress Considers Doing More To Help Residents Understand Who’s Financing Local Elected Officials
Cypress City Council members are considering heightening resident access to economic interest statements for candidates and elected officials on the city website.
Posted inAnaheim
“Little Arabia Exists”: Anaheim Officially Recognizes America’s First Arab American District
After two decades of community activism, Anaheim city council members voted Tuesday to recognize Little Arabia and its Arab American business owners.
Posted inCountywide
County Demands Investigation of OC’s New Green Power Agency, Under Threat of Withdrawing
Supervisors say trust is broken – with the OC Power Authority automatically putting people in a pricier plan.
Posted inSafety, Security & Justice
An Old Neighborhood Fire Station Takes Center Stage in Santa Ana’s Community Policing Debate
A historic but run-down building has become the center of a debate over what kinds of neighborhood services make neighborhoods safer.
