As of Dec. 11, there were 197 dogs and 44 cats waiting to be adopted at OC Animal Care in Tustin.
Yearly Archives: 2024
Grandis and Castro: Fountain Valley Joins Orange County Power Authority, Empowering Residents with Energy Choices
Fountain Valley lawmakers recently approved joining Orange County’s regional clean energy agency, citing affordability and public health benefits.
Orange County Gears Up to Handout Toys Ahead of Winter Holidays
This month, OC nonprofits are hosting toy drives and distributions for families and kids in need. Here are a few ways to give back this holiday season.
Thousands of OC Kids Struggle With Homelessness, Hunger and Mental Health Issues
A new annual report shows thousands of kids in Orange County confronting issues like depression, hunger and overcrowded living situations.
OC Green Power Agency To Rollback Renewable Power As Prices Spike
The agency is gutting its biggest renewable energy program to save its customer’s money as renewable electricity costs spike.
Locals Rally to Save Santa Ana Library’s Iconic Ficus Tree at 11th Hour
The tree – slated to be removed by the city – is where many parrots and local residents gather. It’s also the site of recent arborist activism.
Westminster Asks a Judge to Help Rein in Unruly City Council Meetings
The City of Westminster is suing Councilmembers Amy Phan West and NamQuan Nguyen in an effort to rein in unruly city council meetings.
Placentia Officials Approve Street Repairs After Resident Complaints
Placentia City Council Members are slated to take money from other projects to fund road repairs after residents have demanded they prioritize repaving old streets.
Stanton Moves to Have Tightest Campaign Finance Law in Orange County
Stanton officials have adopted a law that proponents say makes them the city with the strongest campaign finance regulations across Orange County – a region rocked by recent corruption scandals.
OC’s Transportation Agency Begins Video Streaming Public Meetings
The Orange County Transportation Authority is now streaming their board meetings online following reporting by Voice of OC and a joint investigation with Chapman University students detailing how it’s one of the last big agencies to not video broadcast their meetings.








