A portion of Anaheim’s tourism tax dollars will be reallocated to support workforce housing for Disneyland Resort employees starting next year after a scathing state audit.
Yearly Archives: 2025
Posted inALL TOP STORIES
More Orange County Towns Grapple With City Council Vacancies
City leaders in Cypress and Aliso Viejo had to fill an unexpected council vacancy after resignations — with one city opening up an application process and the other forgoing that process.
Posted inState
Veterans Blast Governor on Slow Moving Orange County Cemetery Construction
A packed room at Anaheim City Hall called for answers on when they’ll finally get a cemetery after over a decade of political gridlock.
Posted inCountywide
Orange County’s Top Civic News Ahead of Thanksgiving
San Clemente considers allowing Border Patrol to install surveillance cameras, questions of sustainability in Irvine, increasing transparency in Rancho Santa Margarita – these are some of the week’s top headlines.
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Rescuing Labradors & Friends Across Southern California
The Labradors and Friends Dog Rescue pulls at-risk dogs from kill shelters and gives them a chance at a new life.
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Laguna Hills City Council Adopts Election District Map
City Council members in Laguna Hills approved an election district map in an initial vote to transition the city to a district-based voting system after legal threats regarding voting rights.
Posted inRancho Santa Margarita
Santana: Putting Politicians on Notice in Rancho Santa Margarita
Concerned residents are videotaping city council meetings in one of the last two holdout cities in OC that won’t allow taxpayers to watch policymaking from home.
Posted inCountywide
Free Things to Do: Hikes and Film Screenings
A fitness hike on Hicks Haul Road and a screening of a ‘30s movie are among many free events offered through public libraries, OC Parks and museums this weekend.
Posted inSan Clemente
San Clemente Eyes Installing Border Patrol Cameras to Look for Panga Boats
San Clemente City Council members could soon lease some land near the city’s reservoir to the Department of Homeland Security so federal officials can install cameras to monitor for immigrants coming ashore.
Posted inPolitics & Elections
Surf City Tees Up Tough Talk on Ballot Security With County Elections Chief
City council members spent over two hours questioning just how safe their elections are with County Registrar Bob Page.
