City officials are the latest in Santa Ana to expunge disgraced labor rights leader Cesar Chavez’s name and imagery from a park, public art and from a paid holiday.
Yearly Archives: 2026
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Rynerson: OCPA and Fountain Valley, a Plethora of Accusations – a Paucity of Facts
A rebuttal to the Phelps Fountain Valley/OCPA article: Accusations without facts.
Posted inCosta Mesa
Costa Mesa’s Skatepark to Double in Size
The municipal skatepark expansion is slated to get some features aimed at beginners, including a new clover pool and a pump track – a course that can help beginning skaters learn to handle speed, balance and technique.
Posted inCountywide
Free Things to Do: Hikes and Art Outdoors
Wilderness access to Gypsum Canyon and an art event outdoors are among many free events offered through public libraries and OC Parks this weekend.
Posted inNEWS
Los Alamitos Partially Bans Kratom After Concerns Over Access
Los Alamitos is partially banning kratom after officials, including one council member who uses it, discussed a distribution prohibition on products containing the opioid-like substance.
Posted inALL TOP STORIES
Mission Viejo Looks to Study Safe School Routes to Boost Pedestrian Safety
Mission Viejo leaders approved a contract to study safety improvements for K-12 students and staff.
Posted inEconomy
Fullerton Plays Hot Potato With Budget Crisis
While city leaders admit they knew about the problem for years, different leaders blamed one another for the city’s current economic straits as the deputy city manager said staff repeatedly warned them of the issue.
Posted inALL TOP STORIES
Mission Viejo Approves Parade for America’s 250th Birthday
Mission Viejo residents are expected to see a parade on July 11 celebrating America’s birthday.
Posted inALL TOP STORIES
Westminster to Build Eight New Pickleball Courts at Tony Lam Park
City council members approved the conversion of two tennis courts into eight pickleball courts at Tony Lam Park.
Posted inWater, Power & Waste
Trash Rate Hikes are on the Horizon for Orange County Residents
Many Orange County residents could soon see their trash prices go up to manage composting and dumping fees as Fountain Valley officials are slated to consider hikes tonight.
