Some cities, like Orange and Westminster, are denouncing the special election that would allow state legislators to redraw congressional voting districts – a move state Democrats say is in response to Texas.
Yearly Archives: 2025
What’s Going On With the Cat Colonies at Cypress College?
Allegations of animal cruelty at Cypress College prompted the college’s president to deny the actions.
Irvine Might See Child Care Grant Program for Children Ages 4 and Below
Irvine City Councilmembers directed staff to research a grant program for families with children ages 0 to 4 and return to the council for formal consideration later.
Rehabilitating the Iconic Lakes At Costa Mesa’s TeWinkle Park
The lakes at Costa Mesa’s TeWinkle Park – a beloved city landmark – will be undergoing critical renovations as officials say the man-made water system is seeping a million gallons of water a month and plagued by bird poop.
Was Huntington Beach Up Front With Airshow’s Controversial Settlement?
While city leaders insisted for years that their settlement agreement did not offer a contract to the airshow’s operator, they changed course this month and said they could be sued if they didn’t honor the deal points in their new contract.
Orange County’s Biggest Headlines After SCOTUS Lifts ICE Restrictions
Concerns of roving deportation sweeps, immigrant legal aid, a secret corruption probe into a disgraced former OC Supervisor, talks of a gate tax on Disneyland – these are some of this week’s biggest stories in Orange County.
Is Huntington Beach on Track to Lose Control of New Housing Developments?
A court appointee could soon take over zoning in Huntington Beach after a panel of appellate court judges threw out a court order protecting the city.
Cracking the Code on ‘Super Kelp’ Genetics
A kelp species originally transplanted in Newport Beach is being studied by University of Southern California students and experts for its potential to help struggling kelp forests across the state.
A Look At More Available Pets at Orange County’s Animal Shelter
As of Sept. 10, there are 179 dogs and 100 cats at OC Animal Care in Tustin waiting to be adopted.
Pressure Grows on CalOptima to Release Andrew Do Corruption Report
Two Orange County Supervisors are publicly calling on the report to be publicly released, and it remains unclear how many board members have had a chance to read the documents.








