Buena Park city council members are considering options to restrict electric bicycles on public streets, joining a growing list of Orange County officials trying to regulate e-bikes in recent years.
Monthly Archives: September 2024
Posted inSan Clemente
San Clemente Tightens E-Bike Regulations
San Clemente city officials approved new regulations for electric bicycles that would hold parents liable if their child is riding recklessly or is cited by the sheriff’s department.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Hernandez: Why Do Orange County’s 9-Year-Olds Think Politics is Boring?
American democracy right now is a polarizing turn-off for my nine-year-old daughter, and yet recently she told me, “I really want to vote.” I want to start a productive conversation with other Orange County parents about how to interest kids in voting by the time they’re twice her current age.
Posted inSanta Ana
Santa Ana’s Fiestas Patrias Celebrate Mexican Independence Day
Mexican Independence Day, culture and traditions were championed in Santa Ana’s downtown historic district this past weekend.
Posted inEducation
Santa Ana School District Sued for Allegedly Creating Antisemitic Classes in Secret
Jewish advocacy groups are suing the Santa Ana Unified School District for allegedly breaking the state’s open meeting law to create courses with anti-Jewish teachings. District officials deny the claims and say they’ll win in court.
Posted inOutdoors
Do It Yourself Environmental Restoration
Irvine Ranch Conservancy staff lead locals in tending to public landscapes culminating in a hike to Dripping Springs, an ‘oasis’ within the Limestone Canyon Nature Preserve.
Posted inInside the Newsroom
Fashion Castillo to Intern for Voice of OC Through Chapman University Fellowship
Fashion Castillo, a senior studying public relations and visual journalism at Chapman University, will intern for the Voice of OC this fall through funding provided by the Marhutz Endowed Journalism fund.
Posted inALL TOP STORIES
These Pets at OC Animal Care Are Looking for a Home
As of Sept. 10, there are 201 dogs and 100 cats currently housed at OC Animal Care in Tustin waiting to be adopted.
Posted inOrange
Orange Reinstates Crossing Guard Program After Budget Cuts
Orange City Council members voted unanimously to reinstate the crossing guard program with Orange County Supervisors Don Wagner and Vicente Sarmiento pledging to help the city with the cost.
Posted inAnaheim
Who Should Enforce State Rent Caps and Tenant Protections in Anaheim?
Amid calls for rent control and eviction concerns, Anaheim officials are questioning if they should involve themselves in enforcing state renter protection laws.
