Organizers and activists are criticizing the OC Sheriff Department’s response to a recent demonstration for Kurt Reinhold, as well as the arrest of two photojournalists.
Yearly Archives: 2022
Posted inNEWS
CalPERS Rules Out Santa Ana Police Union Boss’ Pension Boost
Serrano could either appeal for reconsideration or turn to the State Superior Court, said CalPERS spokesperson Amy Morgan.
Posted inPolitics & Elections
Tonight, OC Residents Get A Rare Chance to Publicly Question Their DA and His Challengers
It’s the only time residents will get to see incumbent DA Todd Spitzer get challenged critically on his record or future plans for office, alongside his opponents.
Posted inOutdoors
Fighting for Room to Breathe in Crowded Orange County
Key lessons from a fight to turn a rare open space into a rare public park in central OC.
Posted inWater, Power & Waste
Is Poseidon’s Big Proposal for HB Desal Plant Dead in the Water?
Interest is peaking amidst the Coastal Commission staff report’s blow to the proposed project – most recently with Gov. Newsom vocalizing his support for it.
Posted inGovernment
How Are OC Cities Planning To Spend Their Federal Neighborhood Grant Money?
Multiple city councils throughout the county are discussing how to allocate hundreds of thousands of dollars in federal grants aimed at improving community life.
Posted inEducation
Tim Shaw Temporarily Removed From the Orange County Board of Education
Whether or not Shaw is permanently removed will be determined after OC Superior Court Judge Martha Gooding rules on the issue in the future.
Posted inCountywide
Do Politicians Use Public Resources to Campaign? In Orange County, They Do
The county board has gotten in trouble for it before – and called out a colleague as using government money for “Campaign Mail 101.” Are they at it again?
Posted inCountywide
OC Voters Can Start Casting Ballots Soon in This Year’s Primary Election
A chance for OC voters to shape the future of government is just around the corner.
Posted inSafety, Security & Justice
Armored Vans, Flashbangs and AR-15s: How Strapped is Your Local Police Department?
One by one, police departments across Orange County are disclosing their inventory of military equipment and weaponry following a new state law requiring them to do so.
