Tustin Hangar Debris Found to have asbestos, and other heavy Metals. Caution is advised to reduce asbestos and heavy metal exposure
Monthly Archives: November 2023
Posted inHealth & Wellness
Santana: There’s Asbestos In Debris From Tustin’s Burning Hangar
Officials confirm resident suspicions about the gunk flying into their yards, revealing critical gaps in how public agencies communicate with the public.
Posted inSafety, Security & Justice
OC District Attorney Rarely Prosecutes Political Crimes
While his office is now investigating corruption in Anaheim, DA Todd Spitzer hasn’t done much to look into public corruption.
Posted inSanta Ana
Santa Ana Voters to Decide If Undocumented Residents Can Vote Alongside Them
City Council members narrowly approved sending the question to voters as a ballot measure in the 2024 Presidential Election.
Posted inTop Stories
Laguna Beach Keeps Hostile Workplace Investigation Secret
Former City Manager Shohreh Dupuis had made allegations against council member George Weiss earlier this year before the city paid her a settlement. Residents won’t get to see exactly what investigators found.
Posted inTop Stories
Huntington Beach Appoints Police Chief as Interim City Manager
Former City Manager Al Zelinka quietly left – joining a host of executives who’ve departed from the city over the past year. Now, police chief Eric Parra is the city’s top administrator.
Posted inCountywide
How Beholden Are Santa Ana Lawmakers to the Powerful Police Union?
Santa Ana’s police union has become a powerhouse in city elections, floating its preferred candidates. City politicians insist contributions don’t buy votes. But a look at local campaign finance raises questions.
Posted inPlacentia
Another Orange County City Cracks Down on Street Vendors
Placentia officials are joining a host of cities looking to tighten rules on street vendors in recent years after state lawmakers limited what local regulation can be imposed on such vendors.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Ko Cruz: Honoring the Dead is Universal
UCI School of Social Ecology hosts joyous celebration for all
Posted inPolitics & Elections
Santa Ana Recall Election Survives Temporary Restraining Order, Still On
The question of whether the wrong electorate is voting on Jessie Lopez’s fate this November will be settled in court after the election.
