Anaheim officials are slated to consider strengthening their anti-camping laws after a Supreme Court ruling, joining a host of OC cities to tighten regulations on homeless camps.
Monthly Archives: September 2024
Posted inPolitics & Elections
Santana: Where to Find a Good Political Debate in OC
Over the next few weeks, residents and potential voters across a host of cities will be able to see debates for city council and school board candidates. Not so for congressional candidates.
Posted inFullerton
Fullerton City Council Hopefuls Offer Different Ideas on Fixing Roads, Budget
Seven candidates all offered up different approaches to repair Fullerton’s rundown roads, fix the rocky budget and build more affordable housing at a Monday night question and answer forum.
Posted inCountywide
OC Supervisors Censure Colleague Under Federal Investigation
Orange County Supervisors formally censured Supervisor Andrew Do weeks after his house was raided by federal officials.
Posted inSanta Ana
Will Santa Ana Officials Minimize Photographer Restrictions at City Hall?
Santa Ana will look to once again revise its media policy for public meetings after criticism from Voice of OC, other journalism organizations and the First Amendment Coalition.
Posted inTop Stories
Two South OC Cities Allegedly Refused to Pay Up Over Voting Rights Lawsuit
Roughly a year after an attorney brought forth claims of cities breaking voting rights laws that led to a transition to district elections, she says the cities are refusing to pay her fees.
Posted inGovernment
OC Supervisors to Again Consider Condemning Colleague Under FBI Probe
After stripping Supervisor Andrew Do of his other titles at their last meeting, his colleagues now want to formally censure him.
Posted inAnaheim
How Will Anaheim Build More Affordable Homes?
One year after independent investigators alleged a culture of developer favoritism at city hall, Anaheim officials are brainstorming ways to create more affordable homes.
Posted inGovernment
Welcome to Anaheim’s Little Arabia: The Road to Recognition and Freeway Signs
After decades of advocacy, city officials and community leaders unveiled replicas of the freeway signs that would go up to direct commuters to Anaheim’s official Little Arabia district.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Kriz: Another 33 People Died Without Fixed Abode in OC in August, While L.A. at Least Begins Plotting a Serious Plan to End Homelessness
Another 33 people died without fixed abode in OC in August, significantly lower for the year than the last two years, but continuing at 2021 levels. In the meantime, Los Angeles with a significantly larger homelessness problem has begun to plot out seriously a plan to end homelessness there in ten years.
