A slim majority of Orange Unified School Board members decided it was time for a new school board president following the recall of two members and claims the past president violated people’s First Amendment rights.
Monthly Archives: April 2024
Posted inCountywide
Irvine Launches New Shuttle System as OC Bus Service Continues Shrinking
The new system comes as transportation officials increasingly cut back the total number of bus lines throughout the county.
Posted inAnaheim
Is Anaheim Rushing the Approval of Disneyland’s Expansion?
Officials are looking to sign off on Disneyland’s proposed expansion next week. Some residents are comparing the rushed process to the failed Angel Stadium Sale that was detailed by an FBI corruption probe.
Posted inAnaheim
Anaheim Chamber of Commerce Bleeds Leadership in Wake of Corruption Scandal
The chamber’s CEO Laura Cunningham found a new job at the Irvine Ranch Water District, becoming the second CEO to leave in two years in the wake of a massive corruption scandal.
Posted inTransportation
OC Transit Agency Moves Forward With Video Live Streaming
The Orange County Transportation Authority’s Board of Directors voted to approve and implement video live streaming at their current headquarters, rather than postpone the decision until the board determines where the agency will relocate.
Posted inCosta Mesa
Costa Mesa Moves Forward on Cannabis Shop Limits
Costa Mesa City Council voted for a cap of 35 cannabis storefronts in the city.
Posted inCountywide
OC’s Middle Eastern Community Will Finally Get Counted in Next Census
After decades of advocacy, Middle Eastern and North African residents in OC will have their own box to check in the next census count which advocates hope will provide more insight on the community.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Mendez: The DisneylandForward Dilemma – A Crisis of Transparency and Trust
City Hall’s labeling of our concerns as simply ‘anti-Disney’ is not only inaccurate, it’s an unfair simplification that disregards genuine issues. Such a mischaracterization simplifies complex concerns, making it all too convenient to overlook them.”
Posted inTop Stories
Newport Harbor Boat Owners Confront Rent Spike on Offshore Moorings
Some mooring holders could see their monthly rates increase by nearly 500% if harbor commissioners recommend the spike to the city council.
Posted inGarden Grove
Garden Grove Considers $140M Bond For New Police Station
City officials are looking to take out a $140 million bond to build a new police station – a move that will cost $9 million a year to pay off as the gap between city revenue and expenditures shrink.
