Community groups tried to meet with Anaheim Mayor Ashleigh Aitken to discuss allegations against her but she refuses to meet if former Councilman Jose Moreno is present.
Yearly Archives: 2026
These Homeless Orange County Cats Are Available For Adoption
As of Oct. 8, there are 93 dogs and 174 cats at OC Animal Care in Tustin waiting to be adopted.
OC’s Biggest Headlines in Wake of Viral Santa Ana Police Beating Video
Santa Ana officials authorized a third party investigation into a viral police beating and arrest of a local resident, Anaheim Mayor admits to rehab and a drinking problem – these are some of OC’s top headlines.
Santa Ana Resident Says Federal Agents Busted Her Up
Santa Ana resident Jackie Cordova – a U.S. citizen – said federal agents busted her tooth when they tackled and detained her while she was doing ICE watching early Thursday morning.
Mavrovouniotis: Orange County Has a Retroactive Contract Habit; Are Supervisors Rubber-Stamping the Bureaucracy’s Promises?
Twenty-two times this year, Orange County supervisors approved contracts, payments, and grants after the fact, but the County’s own rules say retroactive contracts are not permitted. Is the bureaucracy’s deal-making usurping the authority of elected officials?
Three Voice of OC Staffers Elected to OC Press Club Board
Noah Biesiada and Michelle King join Hosam Elattar on OC Press Club Board for 2027
Orange County Teamsters to Strike After Failed Negotiation with County Leaders
The strike is set to start as late as next Tuesday unless a new deal is put on the table according to the union’s secretary-treasurer.
Brea Moves to Issue $60 Million Bonds to Build Affordable Senior Housing
Brea officials approved millions of dollars in bonds for a developer – who’s responsible for repayment – to build senior housing, raising questions as to why so much is needed for the construction.
Orange County Supervisor Candidates Weigh in on the Budget
We asked candidates what their thoughts were on the county’s budget, which has a growing structural imbalance officials are struggling to tackle.
One OC City Set to Pause Flock Cameras; Will a Second One Follow?
Fullerton officials are the first in OC to push the brakes on automated license plate readers, while Santa Ana officials have delayed their own discussion on Flock cameras.








