After over a year of waiting, veterans now know what it’ll take to get a long-promised cemetery in Anaheim.
Monthly Archives: January 2024
Anaheim Looks to Change How Politicians Raise Money for Campaigns
City council members could limit the time candidates can repay campaign debt – along with the amount they loan themselves – in the fallout of Orange County’s largest public corruption scandal in recent history.
OCTA Continues Emergency Rail Response While Pushing Ahead to Protect Long-term Service
The Orange County Transportation Authority, which owns the rail line that connects San Diego County to Orange County and points further north, is working with Metrolink to clear the tracks in San Clemente and safely restore passenger and freight rail service as quickly as possible.
Tran and Heater: Safeguarding Our Youth; Combating Sex Trafficking in the Classroom
Sex trafficking is a specific kind of human trafficking happening right here, born of a human need for connection where traffickers masquerade as confidants to children. OCHTTF, Waymakers and other community partners seek to disrupt this dangerous narrative by partnering with schools to show children that safety starts with prevention.
CA Attorney General Enforces Housing Mandates on Orange County Cities
Both Fullerton and Huntington Beach are wrestling with state regulators over how affordable housing should be built in their cities.
Cypress Starts Creating Election Districts Ahead of November 2024 Election
The Cypress City Council is in the process of holding public hearings to create draft election maps in the city after settling an election lawsuit.
Orange County to Open New Emergency Shelters in Anaheim as Homeless Deaths Rise
Churches will be opening their doors in Anaheim for the homeless people this year as a new plan for a walk-in shelter as temperatures drop and more people die on the streets.
What Could Disneyland’s Proposed Expansion Mean For Anaheim Residents?
A proposal to expand Disneyland leaves many Anaheim residents wondering if officials will prioritize the company over their concerns about negative impacts to their quality of life.
Boyer: The OC Animal Shelter’s Obsolete Policies Put Volunteers, Staff, and Animals at Risk. Use the Strategic Plan and Put an End to Mismanagement!
Before the hangar fire, the OC animal shelter was overcrowded and understaffed – a ticking time bomb. It was an unsafe working environment for kennel staff and volunteers and an unsafe living environment for the animals. With the emergency over, the county should fix the shelter’s broken policies to avoid another crisis.
OC Supervisors Decide Against Disclosing Family Contracts
Orange County Supervisors deadlocked on disclosing when and how the children and immediate family of elected leaders receive multi-million dollar county contracts.

