Both the Angels and Ducks have received millions for ad campaigns focused on helping spotlight mental health support, but it’s unclear what the results are.
Yearly Archives: 2022
Posted inSanta Ana
Santa Ana Steers Millions of Federal Bailout Money to Community Services
After receiving the second half of their $128 million federal COVID bailout money, Santa Ana officials look to spend it on parks, assistance programs, renovations and more.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Smith: Amplify Energy Fine Addresses a Symptom, not the Problem
The result is a fine of $956,352 for Amplify Energy. According to a March 9 press release on their fourth quarter for 2021, Amplify has $1 billion in oil reserves. If I were caught tagging the county courthouse, my punishment would be greater, proportionally, than the fine given to Amplify.
Posted inCountywide
Which Cities Offer The Best Public Pool Access in Orange County?
Depending on where you live in Orange County, there’s a wide disparity between how close the nearest pool is.
Posted inAnaheim
Is Anaheim Poised to Crack Down on Street Vending?
Some Anaheim officials look to crack down on street vendors, while others look for balance amid concerns about human exploitation and unfair competition from small business owners.
Posted inPolitics & Elections
More Orange County Cities Resist Calls to Switch to District Elections
As officials in Brea, Cypress and Irvine refuse to switch to district elections despite a legal threat, La Palma – one of OC’s smallest cities – looks to change their election system.
Posted inSan Clemente
San Clemente City Council to Consider Banning Abortions Within City Limits
Councilman Steve Knoblock is proposing the city ban the zoning or permitting for any abortion provider in the city.
Posted inGovernment
Battle Between Huntington Beach City Council and Elected Attorney Continues
The issue on the table is whether or not Councilman Erik Peterson can call one of the ballot measures easing ways to hire outside attorneys a “power grab” by the city council.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Rowe: Funeral for the Poseidon Huntington Beach Desalination Half-Project
Poseidon’s half project desal plant at a bad location should
now be officially dead. The present HB City
Council is now considering rescinding all of its CEQA Poseidon environmental documents so
they may not be used again.
Posted inAnaheim
Fallout From the FBI Corruption Probe Triggers a New Kind of Open Mic Night in Anaheim
A cleaning agent that’s well known amongst Latinos became a mascot for public outrage over the Anaheim public corruption scandal.
