While Irvine Mayor Farrah Khan won endorsement for her reelection campaign, she did so without support of many local Democrats who voted for her less than two years ago.
Yearly Archives: 2022
Posted inPolitics & Elections
DA Spitzer Wins Lawsuit Against Competitor, Blocking Ballot Statement Slamming His Record
Spitzer’s court victory means Pete Hardin can’t even reference his opponent in his ballot statement to voters.
Posted inCulture
OC Muslims Hope For a More ‘Normal’ Ramadan as They Gear Up for the Third Celebration Since COVID
Muslims across Orange County are about to embark on a 30-day fast and spiritual revitalization together as a community for the holiest month of the Islamic calendar.
Posted inTheater
SCR Adds Some New Wrinkles to Its 2022 Pacific Playwrights Festival
The 24th time around for the vaunted program features five staged readings, one full production, and a sneak peek at an in-development musical.
Posted inPress Releases
Author Tells Story of Her Family’s Internment in WWII and Fight to Desegregate California Schools
The Fighting for the Right to Fight Speaker Series at Heroes Hall Museum continues with its third presentation on Saturday, April 2, from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Posted inTransportation
Downtown Santa Ana Merchants Step Back into the Trench to Protest OC Streetcar Impacts
Seven weeks after the first protest, merchants have returned with signs inside the $500 million project’s open trench construction zone that’s choking off business to the area.
Posted inFullerton
Fullerton Council Members Pick New Election Map; Residents Feel Unheard Again
While residents once again pushed for a community backed district voting map to be adopted, council members are moving forward with a different map instead.
Posted inNEWS
Dana Point Harbor Boaters’ Lawsuit Over Sharp Rent Increases Moves Forward
The battle over Dana Point Harbor gets a judge’s OK to move forward.
Posted inEducation
OC Community College District Employees Demand Better Pay; Negotiations Deadlock
As contentious contract negotiations reach an impasse, Rancho Santiago Community College District leadership and faculty are bumping heads over what they would call a fair agreement.
Posted inWater, Power & Waste
OC Businesses and Public Agencies Left in the Dark As Power Authority Rolls Out
Some business owners in the four cities where Orange County Power Authority is set to begin providing power this week still don’t entirely know what’s going to happen.
