As of May 14, there are 165 dogs and 36 cats currently housed at OC Animal Care in Tustin waiting to be adopted.
Yearly Archives: 2025
Posted inFullerton
Fullerton Pushes Forward on Charter City Proposal
Fullerton could potentially ask voters to switch to a charter city as officials gear up to examine public outreach.
Posted inCountywide
Free Things to Do in OC: History Talks and Creative Makerspaces
A talk on Mexican-American Baseball history at the Anaheim Central Library and open hours at the Huntington Beach Public Library’s makerspace are among many free, family-friendly events offered through public libraries and OC Parks this weekend.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Fleischman: Time to Rethink Taxpayer-Funded Bus Services in Orange County
Orange County’s bus system, funded by taxpayer dollars, sees declining ridership as residents prefer cars and ride-shares. With OCTA’s buses often empty, it’s time to rethink transit. Subsidizing ride-sharing could offer flexible, cost-effective mobility, aligning with modern needs and saving funds for a smarter transportation future.
Posted inAnaheim
Anaheim Institutes New Oversight on Tourism Bureau After Searing State Audit
Anaheim officials approved an agreement with the city’s controversial tourism bureau to market the Disneyland resort with new oversight and transparency measures after a state audit found improper tourism tax dollar spending.
Posted inWestminster
Westminster Grapples With Potentially Losing Tet Parade
Westminster City Council is at odds about how to push for fundraising dollars for the city’s Tet Parade – a staple in celebrating the Lunar New Year for one of the largest Vietnamese communities outside of Vietnam.
Posted inHealth & Wellness
OC Health Care Chief Quietly Axes $3 Million Advertising Contract with Anaheim Ducks
Days after recommending the contract, HCA Director Veronica Kelley changed course in a letter to county supervisors after one of them asked her if the mental health advertising contract is worth it.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Neal: Protect Children in Huntington Beach
Children do not have a right to access any dangerous material and public libraries have no obligation to provide it to them. No one wants to do anything to the library except make sure books are in the appropriate section. Vote “No” on both Measures A and B
Posted inBrea
Brea Strengthens Firework Ordinance
Brea residents will see firework crackdowns for the upcoming Fourth of July season.
Posted inAnaheim
Disneyland Resort Interests Are Reorganizing in Anaheim After Corruption Scandal
Anaheim’s main resort interests are regrouping and reorganizing in the wake of the corruption scandal that showed just how much influence they wielded over city hall.
