Chapman University is one of 60 universities under investigation by the Trump administration for antisemitism allegations. The author, who is Jewish and has taught at the university for more than 40 years, says the allegations are baseless, and says some students–like the general public— often confuse anti-semitism with criticism of the state of Israel’s treatment of the Palestinian people.
Monthly Archives: March 2025
Traffic Jams, Bike Lane Closures Loom as 91 Freeway Construction Kicks Off
OC’s Transportation Authority broke ground on a $779 million construction project this month that intends to reduce ‘weaving’ across lanes and interchanges on State Route 91 between State Route 57 and State Route 55.
These Pets at OC Animal Care Are Looking for a Home
As of March 18, there are 169 dogs and six cats currently housed at OC Animal Care in Tustin waiting to be adopted.
Fountain Valley Looks to Improve Sports Park With 16-Acre Expansion and Upgrades
Fountain Valley officials plan to enhance community engagement with a digital message board and permanent bandstand alongside the park’s expansion.
Costa Mesa Approves Live-Work Development
To help meet its state housing goal, Costa Mesa will be moving forward with a 38-unit mixed-use development aimed at small businesses.
Free Things to Do This Weekend Across OC
Workshops, volunteer opportunities and family-friendly activities: These are just a few of many free, family-friendly events offered through public libraries and OC Parks this weekend.
Rynerson: HB’s OCPA Exit – A Blunder YES But Not For the Reasons Cited
A rebuttal to the Phelps Huntington Beach/OCPA article from someone who lived through it.
San Clemente Officials Seek Money For Sand Replenishment
San Clemente City Council members are looking to the state and other partners for funding sources for sand and coastal projects, while residents are pushing forward a citizen-led ballot initiative that would secure millions in taxes for sand.
Orange County Grapples With New State Parking Laws
Some Orange County cities are beginning to enforce a new state law that prohibits motorists from parking within 20 feet of a crosswalk or intersection – but some city officials are wary of what enforcement may look like.
Huntington Beach Appoints Andrew Gruel to City Council
Without any public discussion, city council members selected celebrity chef Andrew Gruel to join them on the dais after clearing dozens of residents from the meeting chambers for interrupting the proceedings.

