Firefighters were notified of the blaze around 1 a.m. and continued to battle it throughout Tuesday morning.
Monthly Archives: November 2023
Posted inPolitics & Elections
Is Orange County’s Registrar Ready For The Next Election?
After two public missteps in running separate recall elections, registrar Bob Page is under new scrutiny as he gets ready to handle a primary and general election.
Posted inCountywide
Coalition of OC Social Service Workers Criticize Contract Negotiations
Orange County eligibility workers who help process applications for benefits like CalFresh food stamps say their new contract was negotiated in bad faith by union leaders.
Posted inAnaheim
Will Disney Backed Anaheim Officials Limit Mickey Mouse’s Influence on Local Elections?
Anaheim leaders keep grappling with how to regulate the influence of large special interests in their town – as campaign finance reform attracts tons of debate but little action. Will that change?
Posted inHuntington Beach
Surf City Looks to Tighten Relationship with Chamber of Commerce
The shift would give the city and the chamber’s leaders access to events they both host, and comes as other cities face a reckoning over their tight ties with their chambers.
Posted inCulture
Día de Los Muertos Celebrations Return to Santa Ana
El Centro Cultural De México and Viva la Vida continue to host Día de Los Muertos festivities this weekend.
Posted inCulture
A Harvest of Cempasúchil, Marigolds, For Dia de Los Muertos
Santa Ana’s community gardens celebrate Day of the Dead with a special annual marigold harvest.
Posted inCountywide
Trauma From Palestine, Israel Hits Home Across Orange County
Arab and Jewish communities in OC react to recent violence in the Middle East through a mix of vigils and rallies.
Posted inSafety, Security & Justice
OC District Attorney Confirms Corruption Investigation in Anaheim
DA Todd Spitzer’s announcement comes amidst a recent FBI investigation into corruption at city hall, which saw former mayor Harry Sidhu plead guilty in September.
Posted inPolitics & Elections
How Many Legal Wrenches Can Santa Ana’s Recall Election Take?
It may be up to a judge to decide whether an election should proceed without the say of nearly 1,200 residents who should have received a mail ballot for this election but did not.
