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Monthly Archives: July 2023
Hoteliers File Unfair Labor Charges Against Union as Workers Ready Another Strike
Orange County and Los Angeles hoteliers are pushing back against a union representing hotel workers, claiming unfair labor practice charges days before workers went on strike for better pay.
Judge Blocks Fullerton’s Anti RV Camping Law, For Now
Advocates for homeless residents said the law unfairly targeted people sleeping in RVs, and the judge ultimately blocked the city from enforcing the rule until he could hear more.
When Will Anaheim Residents Get To See The Results of City Hall Corruption Probe?
City officials say residents will get to see a redacted report of an independent corruption probe in about a month’s time. Some residents hope it’s enough to lead to accountability in Anaheim.
Irvine Hangs Onto Great Park Board Amid Questions Over Redundancy
Some city leaders insist that a separate meeting for the Great Park increases resident’s interactions with the city, while one councilwoman pointed out the meetings are nearly empty.
How Much Should the Public Pay Local Politicians?
Fountain Valley is the latest to debate compensation, with council members ultimately saying no to increasing council member pay.
Orange County’s City of Seniors May Allow Cannabis Businesses
Laguna Woods, a city where 80% of the residents are aged 65 and older, may become Orange County’s newest city to allow cannabis storefronts.
Where to See July 4 Fireworks and Celebrations Across Orange County
Carnivals, celebrations and fireworks shows are happening across the county this July 4 to celebrate Independence Day.
Santana: The Art of Showing Up Is What Keeps America’s Flag Waving
America often stumbles, even falls. But the real story of our nation is there always seems to be the right people there to pick up the slack.
Southern California Hotel Workers Go on Strike For Better Pay
During July 4th weekend, thousands of Southern California hotel workers walked out as they strike for better pay.

