Cypress may be the next Orange County city to settle a California Voting Rights Act lawsuit after taking a stand against the change more than a year and a half ago.
Yearly Archives: 2024
Posted inAnaheim
Next Exit Little Arabia: Will Official Signs go up in Anaheim’s Ethnic Enclave?
More than a year since Anaheim City Council members officially recognized Little Arabia, business owners are still waiting on signs. Will that soon change?
Posted inGovernment
How Much Could Surf City’s Housing Fight Cost Taxpayers?
The legal battle between Huntington Beach and Gov. Gavin Newsom over state housing mandates is still ongoing as questions surface over just how much it could cost the city if it loses in court.
Posted inPress Releases
Cypress to Consider Initiating Transition to By-District Elections at its January 8 Meeting
The Cypress City Council will consider initiating the transition to by-district elections on January 8 and encourages residents to attend its meeting and participate in the discussion.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Ahlswede: Like Costa Mesa – Housing Solutions Should Be A Partnership
Sustainable approaches to housing policies require partnerships between the property owners, the tenants, and the community itself. When approached with a deliberate attention to the best possible compromise, everyone wins when everyone participates. Costa Mesa’s Tenant Protections efforts did just that.
Posted inCountywide
Free Things To Do This Weekend Across Orange County
Family hikes. Free board game events and art-focused library programs. These are just a few of many free, family-friendly events offered through OC Parks and public libraries.
Posted inEconomy
The Survival of Small Businesses at Pop-up Markets
Are local vendor markets wrapping up after the pandemic?
Posted inOutdoors
Has Outdoor Dining Served its Course in Orange County?
What once was considered a lifeline for restaurants is starting to revert to pre-pandemic rules.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Cruz: La Habra is Ready for Transportation Options. Ask Its Youngest Residents.
La Habra had an in-bus shuttle for a few years, but its planning could have gone better. La Habra can be multi-modal if planned right, combined with a Gen Z ready to let go of the car.
Posted inPolitics & Elections
Orange County’s Most Competitive Congressional Races
National political parties are eying at least two of Orange County’s Congressional races that could be competitive battles – especially as Rep. Katie Porter (D-Irvine) vacates her spot to run for U.S. Senate.
