After a City Council member pushed to give residents live streaming options for public meetings, La Palma City Council failed to pass a motion to look into offering such services.
Yearly Archives: 2025
Posted inEconomy
Irvine Rethinking How Large Warehouses and Residences Mix
City council members are set to debate the issue again next month amidst complaints over traffic and noise.
Posted inCountywide
Free Things to Do This Weekend Across OC
Gardening workshops, makerspace open hours and fitness hikes: These are just a few of many free, family-friendly holiday events offered through public libraries and OC Parks this weekend.
Posted inAnaheim
Anaheim Officials Won’t Have to Disclose Impromptu Private Meetings a Year After Reforms
Officials are loosening disclosure requirements on unscheduled private meetings with lobbyists and business interests in a transparency reform measure that was implemented last year in the aftermath of the Anaheim corruption scandal.
Posted inALL TOP STORIES
465,000-Gallon Sewage Spill Prompts Laguna Beach Closures
A main sewer line break caused a sewage spill in Laguna Beach, forcing 1.5 miles of beach closures due to unsafe water quality.
Posted inHousing & Homelessness
Will Motels Become Orange County’s New Winter Shelter?
OC Supervisor Vicente Sarmiento is using $200,000 in discretionary dollars and teaming up with a nonprofit to help shelter homeless families at motels across his district during the winter.
Posted inEquality & Equity
Orange County Gags Commission Created to Combat Hate Crimes
Supervisors narrowly agreed to remove multiple members of the board and block the remaining ones from speaking publicly on Tuesday.
Posted inEmergencies & Disasters
How to Help Los Angeles Fire Victims
Amidst continuing damage from the Los Angeles fires, organizations are calling for financial donations and the support of volunteers.
Posted inTop Stories
Will Orange County’s Public Buses Stop Taking Cash?
Bus riders in OC might soon be able to use a charge card, known as a smart card, in order to pay for and ride the bus as soon as this summer.
Posted inPolitics & Elections
CA Attorney General Files Appeal in Huntington Beach Voter ID Lawsuit
The appeal is the next chapter in a fight over whether or not cities have the powers to set up their own voting rules in California.
