The County of Orange (County) has finalized the OC Cares: Master Plan for Aging (OC MPA), posted to the Board of Supervisors’ August 26, 2025 agenda. The OC MPA, is a comprehensive five-year plan, and represents the County’s collective commitment to ensuring that Orange County remains a vibrant, healthy, and fulfilling place for all residents to live, work, and thrive, especially as they age.
Yearly Archives: 2025
Posted inOutdoors
How Much Will Huntington Beach Subsidize the Pacific Airshow?
Surf City leaders are about to vote on a contract that would waive nearly all fees for the event and give up parking revenue to the airshow operators for five years.
Posted inCountywide
Free Things to Do Labor Day Weekend
Movie screenings for adults and children at library branches across Orange County are among many free events offered this weekend.
Posted inGarden Grove
Garden Grove Leaders Back Off From Responding to ICE Raids
Garden Grove officials are holding off on adopting a resolution intended to be a collective response to the widespread deportation sweeps amid public pressure to take a stand.
Posted inPolitics & Elections
OC Supervisors Reject Idea to Settle Voting Records Lawsuit with DOJ
Supervisors voted along party lines to continue defending a lawsuit from federal prosecutors requesting voting information amid a probe into alleged noncitizen voting.
Posted inSanta Ana
Santa Ana Joins Regional Crackdown on Problematic Group Homes
Santa Ana is the latest city in Orange County to establish regulations for alcohol and drug rehabilitation homes in residential areas amid neighbor complaints of drug use, noise and other disturbances.
Posted inSanta Ana
Santa Ana Renews Legal Defense Fund for Immigrants; Will Costa Mesa Follow?
Santa Ana officials are re-uping their immigration defense legal fund months into widespread deportation sweeps. Will Costa Mesa launch their own fund to protect immigrants in court?
Posted inALL TOP STORIES
San Juan Capistrano Grapples With Mandated Housing Numbers
San Juan Capistrano city leaders are considering a new residential project while also trying to balance affordable housing and state housing mandates.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Kriz: Another 20 People “Without Fixed Abode” Died in OC in July Continuing Downward Trend in Homeless Deaths, But Why?
Another 20 people died “without fixed abode” (homeless) in OC in July, continuing a nearly two year downward trend in homeless deaths in OC. However, we do not clearly know why, and this could be important as directives from Washington signal coming changes in policy toward homelessness in the future.
Posted inGarden Grove
Will Garden Grove Officials Finally Respond to ICE Raids?
As residents call for the city to take a strong stand against deportation sweeps, city officials are considering a resolution reaffirming that local police don’t participate in immigration enforcement.
