The development is slated to include 46 affordable units and replace a bus yard owned by the Capistrano Unified School District.
Yearly Archives: 2024
Posted inEducation
OC’s Only Public Arabic Class is Getting Cut, Can it Be Saved Again?
After back tracking on over a 100 teacher layoffs, Anaheim Union High School District officials are cutting the only public Arabic class in OC after almost doing so last year.
Posted inPress Releases
The OC Black Blueprint – Data and Strategies for Health and Business Forum
The following is a press release from an organization unaffiliated with Voice of OC. The views expressed here are not those of Voice of OC. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Bobby […]
Posted inALL TOP STORIES
Are Disneyland Workers Going on Strike?
Disney employees will be voting on whether or not to go on strike later this month as their unions negotiate for higher pay and other benefits. The results are expected by July 20.
Posted inLaguna Beach
Laguna Beach Considers Asking Voters to Increase Hotel Tax
After conducting a citywide survey, Laguna Beach city council is considering increasing transient occupancy taxes to boost revenue.
Posted inInside the Newsroom
Voice of OC Wins 6 out of 8 Categories at 66th Annual Southern California Journalism Awards
Noah Biesiada wins Journalist of the Year, Publisher and Editor-in-Chief Norberto Santana Jr. wins for national political commentary
Posted inHousing & Homelessness
Huntington Beach Voters Might Get Final Say in Major Public Developments
The city council majority moved ahead with asking voters if they want the power to approve new construction in the city.
Posted inCountywide
Orange County Gets an Interim CEO at 11th Hour
While county leaders haven’t been able to agree who the next CEO should be, their chief financial officer has agreed to take over the job on a short term basis – right before OC’s top executive retires.
Posted inCountywide
A Peek at Police Departments’ Military Weapons Cache in Orange County
Officials across OC are approving their annual state-mandated military weapons and equipment disclosures, here’s what your local police department is packing.
Posted inALL TOP STORIES
Cypress To Pay $835k In Voting Rights Lawsuit Settlement
The settlement comes after city officials spent over a year fighting a lawsuit pushing them to transition into a district voting system. The city ultimately decided to settle the lawsuit and make the switch.
