In the aftermath of an FBI affidavit focusing on Anaheim city hall dealings with the Los Angeles Angels, owner Arte Moreno looks to part ways with the Major League team.
Yearly Archives: 2022
Posted inInside the Newsroom
Mentoring America’s Next Generation of Journalists
At Voice of OC, working with student journalists has always been a core tenant of our mission. Most of our current, full-time reporters started here as student journalists. And they’re […]
Posted inAnaheim
Will Anaheim City Leaders Recognize Little Arabia Tonight?
In Little Arabia, merchants say an official recognition by the city would be good for business, especially after COVID. They’ve waited almost 20 years for tonight’s council discussion.
Posted inLaguna Niguel
New Condos in Laguna Niguel Near 1998 Landslide Triggers Hard Debate Over the Hills
Developer and city officials point to studies of the land saying it’s safe to build. Residents aren’t convinced.
Posted inPolitics & Elections
San Juan Capistrano Set To Cancel Two City Council Elections Due To Lack of Candidates
The only people who filed to run for the seat were two sitting council members, who could be automatically reappointed to their seats tonight.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Armony: Orange County, We Need to Talk
Antisemitism and other forms of hate are at historically high levels in OC and nationwide. This is no coincidence; it’s a historical pattern. Jewish Federation’s one-day summit will convene local stakeholders to explore the relationship between antisemitism, other forms of hate and threats to democracy and collaborative strategies to combat hate.
Posted inCypress
Cypress Ponders How Easy it Should be For Residents to Understand Who’s Financing Local Elected Officials
At tonight’s City Council meeting, elected officials will discuss local campaign finance transparency, limiting no-bid contracts and racism on the city council.
Posted inPolitics & Elections
Who Wants to Run Your City Streets and School Classrooms? A Peek at November’s Ballot
Controlling majorities are up for grabs in Anaheim, Irvine, Santa Ana and Huntington Beach.
Posted inGovernment
Rocked by Turmoil, OC’s Clean Power Agency Faces Possible County Withdrawal
OC supervisors’ chairman says promises turned out to be “misleading.” Irvine’s mayor disputes the allegations.
Posted inMusic
Pacific Chorale Joins the L.A. Phil to Help Bring Mozart Movie to Life
On the heels of winning a Grammy this year, the Chorale will join the L.A. Philharmonic again at the Hollywood Bowl to provide live musical accompaniment for the movie ‘Amadeus.’
