There’s more visual art on view this year in the Los Alamitos building at the fair.
Yearly Archives: 2022
Posted inAnne Marie Panoringan
Panoringan: The Mixing Glass Prepares for Its Next Chapter; Plus, National Ice Cream Month
Gaby Dion shares the future of her curated cocktailware business. Then it’s time to cool off with some Thrifty Ice Cream history.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Duran: Housing is a Human Right OC to Orange County Grand Jury, Housing First, Not Shelter First
Housing is a Human Right to the Orange County Grand Jury: Housing First—not Shelter First
Posted inState
California Fast Food Workers Demand a Seat at the Table
Fast food workers led a caravan through Orange County Wednesday advocating for a state bill they say will give them a voice in deliberations on industry standards and pay.
Posted inHousing & Homelessness
Is Anaheim on the Road to Anti-Rent Control?
Amidst reform attempts around an Anaheim corruption scandal, one council member wants to strengthen property owner rights.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Huerta: Orange County is Home to Major Fast-food Companies; Here’s How OC Leaders Can Change the Industry for the Better
Orange County is home to nearly 48,000 fast-food workers. They sacrificed so much to serve our communities during the pandemic, but they are struggling. We owe it to them to push for change through AB 257, a bill that would allow fast-food workers a voice on the job in setting industry-wide standards for health and safety.
Posted inTop Stories
Downtown Santa Ana Merchants Demand OC Transit Agency Cushion OC Streetcar Impacts
Since their first protest earlier this year, Calle Cuatro business owners have received help from city and county grants, but they say it’s not enough. Merchants are now demanding OCTA step in with monetary resources.
Posted inAnaheim
Orange County’s Largest City Only Has One Public Pool
Anaheim officials also face pressure from some residents and one councilman to build another public pool and increase community services.
Posted inALL TOP STORIES
COVID Outbreaks Hit the County of Orange Workforce Again, Mask Mandate Not Expected
With a 20% positivity rate, COVID cases are surging at the workplace for County of Orange public workers. Telecommuting is being encouraged to stem the tide.
Posted inTop Stories
New Projects Expected for Irvine’s Great Park, Including a Library and Lakes
The new plan looks to develop the park into something more than sports fields, something local residents have voiced concerns about for years.
