While the project has been in the works for nearly a decade, council members are set to meet on Dec. 5 to consider approving new condos at a site where previous ones were crushed.
Yearly Archives: 2022
Posted inCollegiate News Service
Fountain Valley Bans Short-Term Rentals
AirBnb and other short-term rental options will cease further operations in the city.
Posted inInside the Newsroom
The Voice of OC Swag Shop is Back in Time for Giving Tuesday!
The Voice of OC Swag Shop is back for a limited engagement! Starting this Giving Tuesday – November 29 – you can stock up on Voice of OC Merchandise until December […]
Posted inSafety, Security & Justice
Orange County’s Most Opaque Election: Superior Court Judges
Judges are among the most powerful officials in Orange County. Yet there’s little information about the people running.
Posted inPolitics & Elections
Orange County’s Election Pushes Some Big Changes to Small Cities
Results show that the county is becoming solidly purple, with a mixture of Republican and Democratic leadership throughout many smaller cities.
Posted inARTS & CULTURE
What To Do in Orange County During the 2022 Holiday Season
Voice of OC’s arts and culture writers pick out the best in culture, visual arts, dance, theater, classical music and food for the holiday season.
Posted inHealth & Wellness
Meet The Man Who Has Been Serving Up Free Turkey Meals Every Thanksgiving in OC
Today at the Honda Center in Anaheim a free Thanksgiving meal will be served to any resident who wants one from 11 a.m to 2 p.m.
Posted inHealth & Wellness
Orange County’s Food Demand Remains High Two Years Into Pandemic
Three Thanksgivings into the pandemic, OC food banks seek financial support as the need for food in Orange County continues to remain above pre-pandemic levels.
Posted inSanta Ana
Where Will Santa Ana’s New Police Oversight Panel Go Under a New City Council?
Will an incoming City Council expand the panel’s power in the coming years, or has it already hit the ceiling?
Posted inPolitics & Elections
Irvine Voters on Track to Reject Lincoln Club-Backed Candidates
Councilman Anthony Kuo looks to have lost reelection to UCI Professor Kathleen Treseder, setting up a growing shift to the left on the city council.
