The judge found no issue with letting the city implement voter ID for local elections after months of debate in court.
Yearly Archives: 2025
Posted inALL TOP STORIES
Aliso Viejo Rejects Pride Flag Ban at City Hall After Public Pushback
After a council member proposed restricting city flag poles to only the federal, state and local flags, the council rejected the new rule that would have banned the flying of the LGBTQ+ Pride flag at city hall.
Posted inHousing & Homelessness
Costa Mesa Looks To Expand Rental Assistance
Families Forward, a program that seeks to prevent homelessness, could expand services to five more families for three years if federal funding is available.
Posted inNorberto Santana Jr.
Santana: Anaheim Can’t Afford to Play With the Angels
Weak stadium leases and politicians consistently leave Anaheim taxpayers dangerously exposed at Angel Stadium.
Posted inPolitics & Elections
Orange County Rallies Over Trump
Opposition voices hit the streets across Orange County Saturday, the latest in a wave of local protests against the Trump Administration increasingly playing out across OC intersections and public spaces.
Posted inTransportation
Riding the Bus This Summer in OC
Seasonal bus route changes are scheduled for May as a new fare system comes to the county’s public bus system this summer.
Posted inALL TOP STORIES
These Pets at OC Animal Care Are Looking for a Home
As of April 1, there are 156 dogs and 17 cats currently housed at OC Animal Care in Tustin waiting to be adopted,
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Hogan: Truth To Power
I wrote this Op/Edin the hopes that people would begin to see the homeless as they are, individual people, each with their own different stories. Ashley Foster’s story begins with hope and declines into a seemingly endless cycle of homelessness and isolation. I myself, being homeless for the last 8 years, have seen this happen far too many times to far too many people.
Posted inBrea
Brea Expects 300 New Homes to be Built
City council members approved two separate housing developments near the 57 freeway and Imperial HIghway, which total nearly 300 new housing units – from single family homes to two-bedroom apartments.
Posted inFullerton
Fullerton to Bring Ambulance Services In-House
Officials say bringing ambulance services in-house will save the city hundreds of thousands of dollars annually and improve response times. Critics say the proposal needs to be better vetted before moving forward.
