If residents want to sound off, they’ll have to head to city hall at 5 p.m. because there’s no live streaming of the discussion.
Yearly Archives: 2022
Posted inPolitics & Elections
Santana: Tough Questions We Should Be Asking Our Leaders For The June 7 Primary Election
Voice of OC is asking readers to help pose real, quality-of-life questions to local politicians asking them how they’ll tackle the toughest policy challenges closest to home.
Posted inPolitics & Elections
What Do You Want to Ask the Politicians Who Want to Run OC?
Voice of OC is inviting readers to turn the tables on politicians’ hit-mail, and pose the questions to them instead.
Posted inTheater
SCR’ Observes 125th Anniversary of Playwright Thornton Wilder’s Birth with a New Production of ‘Our Town’
Celebrated writer broke ground with his 1938 masterpiece. Even today, it’s still startlingly innovative – and potent.
Posted inFood
Panoringan: Jan’s Health Bar Celebrates 50 Years, Plus, A Mother’s Day Round Up
Celebrating a day dedicated to Mom may be an investment in flowers, candy or a spa treatment; our food columnist interviewed a businesswoman who invested in her family and community.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Duran: Lying Pinocchio and All of His Silent and Complicit Friends
“There is no wrong doing, no fault, no conceding of any violation by Anaheim.”
Posted inPolitics & Elections
District Attorney Todd Spitzer Takes On Racism Allegations, Faces Critics Head On
Wednesday night’s debate was likely the only time before the June primary that residents get a chance to publicly question DA alongside his challengers.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Hernandez & Trejo: The OC Board of Supervisors Continue to Fuel Don Barnes’ Deportation Machine
The OC Rapid Response Network continues to demand the OC Sheriff’s Department be held accountable for transferring community members over to ICE.
Posted inEquality & Equity
Jewish Hate Spiked Across Orange County and Long Beach in 2021, Audit Finds
Antisemitism saw a steep raise across the county, state and the country last year as OC residents and officials try to get a grip on an increase of hate crimes locally.
Posted inMission Viejo
Mission Viejo Resident Looks to Stop City Council’s Second Term Extension
A Mission Viejo resident is challenging the City Council members’ repeated term extensions, despite them signing a legal agreement calling for all five seats to be on the ballot this year.
