The Anaheim Chamber of Commerce is looking to claw back public tourism dollars in a lawsuit against Visit Anaheim as they both reorganize after being heavily scrutinized in a corruption probe and state audit.
Yearly Archives: 2025
Posted inEconomy
Orange On Track for Bankruptcy in Three Years Without ‘Radical’ Change
A city-hired consultant warned that without major spending cuts and a new sales tax, the city was unlikely to stay out of bankruptcy by the end of the decade.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Kriz: Another 25 People Died in June Without Fixed Abode in OC, Even More Forgotten Than Before
Another 25 people died in June in OC, without fixed abode. With so many other concerns raging around us, when will these canaries at the very back of our societal consciousness come to the fore again?
Posted inHuntington Beach
State Watchdog Won’t Probe Huntington Beach’s Nonprofit Library Group
While city council members reported the nonprofit to state investigators, alleging they broke the law, the Fair Political Practices Commission opted not to investigate further.
Posted inALL TOP STORIES
Irvine to Consider Options For Open Space Preservation Ballot Measure
The Irvine City Council is expected to discuss a few ballot measure language options for a special election in November regarding open space preservation and residential development at the Oak Creek Golf Club.
Posted inEmergencies & Disasters
Struggling to Fund Aid for OC Families Impacted by ICE Sweeps
Officials in Anaheim and Santa Ana – the only two cities to start an immigrant aid fund – have struggled to decide where to pull the money from, as some in Santa Ana consider using reserve funds.
Posted inSafety, Security & Justice
Tustin Landscaper Violently Arrested in Deportation Sweeps Says Hope Lives
On Friday, Narciso Barranco – whose arrest made national news last month – gave his first public remarks on the issue Friday as he and his family have become a focal point on how the deportation raids impact families.
Posted inAnaheim
Historic Linbrook Bowl is Still Rolling
A surviving piece of “Googie” architecture, Anaheim’s Linbrook Bowl remains a vibrant community hub today.
Posted inALL TOP STORIES
OC Animal Care Filling Up With More Pets Available For Adoption
As of July 24, there are 164 dogs and 200 cats currently housed at OC Animal Care in Tustin waiting to be adopted.
Posted inBuena Park
Pickleball Courts Are Coming to Buena Park
Buena Park residents will be able to enjoy new pickleball courts and upgraded basketball courts at Heroes Park in October.
