After Chinese officials took back Pandas from Zoos across the U.S., they are starting to come back. San Diego officials this week unveiled a new habitat with visits from China’s ambassador to the United States as well as Gov. Gavin Newsom.
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Posted inALL TOP STORIES
These Pets at OC Animal Care Are Looking for a Home
As of Aug. 6, there are 204 dogs and 216 cats currently housed at OC Animal Care in Tustin waiting to be adopted.
Posted inARTS & CULTURE
The Science Behind Saving Chicano Murals
The Santa Ana Artist(a) Coalition and Carlos Rogel, an art conservationist, are leaders in the movement to bring Chicano murals back to life.
Posted inCosta Mesa
Should Costa Mesa Float The City’s Business Promotion Group to the Tune of $123K?
Around four years after the start of the pandemic, Costa Mesa Chamber executives are asking for over $120,000 in tax dollars to support staffing. Officials question if leaders have addressed their financial issues.
Posted inCountywide
Free Things To Do This Weekend Across OC
Festivals, children’s events and scenic hikes: These are just a few of many free, family-friendly events offered through OC Parks and public libraries.
Posted inSafety, Security & Justice
County Supervisor’s Wife Declines To Seek Top Judge Seat Amidst Family Controversy
Superior Court Judge Cheri Pham’s decision to bow out of the race before it starts comes as her husband and daughter face questions over questionable contracts.
Posted inEconomy
Huntington Beach Leaders to Give the Public a Look At How Business Subsidies Work
The review comes as council members are facing tough questions over how a settlement agreement with an airshow’s operators laid the foundation for a 40-year contract.
Posted inSanta Ana
Santa Ana Officials Hire New City Manager After Settling Controversial Legal Threat
Months after paying out the former city manager over $600,000 to settle a legal claim alleging the police union runs city hall, Santa Ana officials are appointing Alvaro Nuñez to fill the role.
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Concerns Mount About Horses Held Hostage at OC Fairgrounds
Equestrians and trainers who haven’t signed the fairgrounds’ updated contract — which includes a rent hike — are now prohibited from exercising their horses inside arenas at the Equestrian Center.
Posted inInside the Newsroom
Voice of OC Wins More Than 30 Awards at California Journalism Gala
Coverage of Anaheim Corruption Scandal, Tustin Fire, Housing, Homelessness, Business and Religion win first place recognition
