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Resnick: Santiago Canyon College Faculty Take a Stand Against a Culture of Mistrust

by Dr. Barry Resnick Nov 10, 2025Nov 10, 2025 Why you can trust Voice of OC

In an unprecedented move, the Academic Senate representing the faculty of Santiago Canyon College voted near unanimously on a Vote of No Confidence for President Jeannie
Kim. Citing violations of numerous state policies and documented grievances, the Academic Senate outlined ethical failures and mistrust that has resulted in low morale at the east Orange campus.

Anaheim

Sewer Fees for New Developments in Anaheim Hills Are Going Up

by Hosam Elattar Nov 10, 2025Nov 6, 2025 Why you can trust Voice of OC

New developments in Anaheim Hills will have to pay 36% more on sewer impact fees after officials put a proposed gate tax measure on Disneyland on ice that could have brought in up to $164 million to city coffers.

Fullerton

Fullerton Officials Back Away From Aiding Immigrants For Now

by Hosam Elattar Nov 10, 2025Oct 4, 2026 Why you can trust Voice of OC

A majority of Fullerton City Council members voted to table proposed aid funds to help protect immigrants in court from deportation and to help out with rent and groceries amid financial woes.

Politics & Elections

Orange County’s Biggest Civic News in the Aftermath of Prop. 50

by Spencer Custodio Nov 7, 2025Sep 26, 2026 Why you can trust Voice of OC

At least two Republican Congress members are eying the same House seat in Orange County as county officials grapple with a sudden loss of federal food and housing benefits – these are just some of OC’s biggest headlines.

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A Look At More Adoptable Pets From Orange County’s Animal Shelter

by Angelina Hicks Nov 7, 2025Oct 20, 2026 Why you can trust Voice of OC

As of Nov. 4, there are 154 dogs and 51 cats at OC Animal Care in Tustin waiting to be adopted.

Housing & Homelessness

OC Supervisors Ban Homeless Encampments in Parks and Flood Channels

by Noah Biesiada Nov 6, 2025Oct 22, 2026 Why you can trust Voice of OC

The new rules allow law enforcement officers to clear out homeless camps in county parks and storm drains.

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Irvine Considers Creating LGBTQIA+ Resource Center

by Angelina Hicks Nov 6, 2025Oct 4, 2026 Why you can trust Voice of OC

Councilmembers directed city staff to explore potential programming and nonprofit partnerships to provide resources for LGBTQIA+ residents and youth in Irvine.

Countywide

Free Things to Do: Children’s Events and Music Lessons

by Erika Taylor Nov 6, 2025Oct 4, 2026 Why you can trust Voice of OC

A demo on playing the ukulele and a family-friendly poetry workshop are among many free events offered through public libraries and OC Parks this weekend.

Politics & Elections

What Lies Ahead For Surf City Under a New Congressman From Long Beach?

by Noah Biesiada Nov 5, 2025Dec 16, 2025 Why you can trust Voice of OC

Huntington Beach city leaders worry whether their new congressman is the right fit.

Politics & Elections

At Least Two Prominent Republicans Will Square Off to Represent OC in Congress

by Noah Biesiada and Hosam Elattar Nov 5, 2025Nov 5, 2025 Why you can trust Voice of OC

In the aftermath of Prop. 50, the new 40th Congressional District is set to give an edge to Republican candidates, and at least two Republican Congress members have announced campaigns for the district.