The former frontman for Oingo Boingo talks about composing classical music, performing at Coachella and the good old, rock ‘n’ roll days.
Yearly Archives: 2022
Posted inAnne Marie Panoringan
Panoringan: What Does It Mean to Be A Sustainable Restaurant?
Two like-minded chefs expand upon the idea of Earth Day, running their respective operations with sustainability at the forefront.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Shufeldt: Yes, Westminster Should Redevelop Its Mall
Westminster wants to redevelop its mall, and it should. Revitalizing a promising, yet outdated commercial zone could help the city in more ways than one. However, with the other challenges Westminster faces, it will be a testament to how well the city can evolve with changing times.
Posted inInside the Newsroom
Voice of OC Civic Editor Spencer Custodio Joins Student Town Hall at Cal State Fullerton
This month, Voice of OC Civic Editor Spencer Custodio returned to his alma mater to help mentor students at Cal State Fullerton’s Center for Public Policy. Custodio joined dozens of […]
Posted inEducation
Local Activists Put Lydia Back at Romero Cruz Academy
Santa Ana school districts forgot to put a bilingual education pioneer’s first name on a local elementary school. This week, her family and friends brought back her memory.
Posted inGovernment
Orange County Cities Start Disclosing What Kinds of Military Equipment Are Used By Local Police
A new state law is forcing police departments across California to publicly disclose the military equipment they own and create policies regulating how they are used.
Posted inSan Clemente
San Clemente City Council Removes Written Public Comments After Privacy Concerns Boil Over
After months of complaints, San Clemente City Council members move to remove residents’ personal information from emailed public comments about an issue from over a year ago.
Posted inGovernment
ACLU Calls Out Irvine City Attorney For Silencing Public Commenter
The civil rights group raised concerns about City Attorney Jeff Melching blocking a public commenter from completing their remarks.
Posted inSafety, Security & Justice
Santa Ana Council Poised to Crack Down on Police Tactic Evading Filming By the Public
The issue is fueling a conversation about police oversight. State data shows civilian complaints against Santa Ana police are often left to collect dust.
Posted inSafety, Security & Justice
City Officials Throughout OC Try to Tackle a California Problem: Catalytic Converter Theft
With a rise in catalytic converter thefts, city council members across Orange County are passing ordinances in efforts to prosecute a common crime they say state laws fail to address.
