Will a proactive approach to curb homelessness in Orange County be enough to prevent people from living and dying on the streets?
Yearly Archives: 2024
Posted inPolitics & Elections
County Leaders to Discuss Ethics Of Steering Business to Family
Votes by Supervisor Andrew Do raise questions on whether county supervisors can send funds to organizations run by their family members.
Posted inEducation
Cal State University Faculty Strike For Better Pay This Week
As the spring semester begins, tens of thousands of Cal State University professors, including lecturers from the Fullerton campus, hit the picket line demanding better pay.
Posted inTop Stories
Santana: Orange County’s Transportation Officials Don’t Want Anyone Watching
The Orange County Transportation Authority is the one of the only public agencies left in Orange County that does not provide video of its public board meetings.
Posted inAnaheim
Will Anaheim Let Disneyland Privatize Public Roads?
Anaheim City Council members are slated to have their first study session on Disneyland’s proposed expansion, but some residents question if the move will hurt surrounding neighborhoods.
Posted inCountywide
Restoring Orange County’s Native Habitat
Irvine Ranch Conservancy is transforming 30 acres of natural habitat in partnership with Orange County’s Transportation Agency.
Posted inCountywide
Free Things To Do This Weekend Across OC
Bilingual storytimes. Fitness hikes and free math tutoring. These are just a few of many free, family-friendly events offered through OC Parks and public libraries.
Posted inOutdoors
San Juan Capistrano Moves Forward With New Skate Park
After decades of resident requests, a new skatepark will finally be coming to south Orange County.
Posted inInside the Newsroom
Voice of OC Bids Fond Farewell to Reporter Brandon Pho
After more than five years at Voice of OC, Pho moves on to NoCal nonprofit newsroom, San Jose Spotlight
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Ward: Missing the Point
In his recent column, Norberto Santana Jr .completely missed the point on what’s transpiring at the OCTA. As the principal author of the Measure M2 ballot measure and Ordinance,I feel the record needs to be set straight. Not everything is about politics. Sometimes it is about following the rules and doing the right thing for the citizens and taxpayers of Orange County.
