It’s election day in OC – the last day for residents to vote on a slew of local, state and congressional races before the polls close at 8 p.m. today.
Yearly Archives: 2026
Irvine Looks to Bridge Great Park, Train Station & Spectrum Center With Housing, Retail
Leaders kicked approvals for the project’s conceptual design to the new year, after November’s election could see up to four new council members.
Anaheim Grapples With ‘Life or Death’ E-bike Policies
Police officials say they will continue to primarily utilize an education approach to enforcing the city’s rules as e-bike accidents have significantly increased since 2024.
Pacific Coast Highway Traffic Could Soon Flow a Little Faster in Dana Point and Laguna Beach
Laguna Beach is applying for funding to finance a proposed traffic synchronization project with Dana Point.
La Habra Mobile Home Owners Fight for Rent Control
Seniors living at Friendly Village in La Habra have demanded city council members enact rent control for years. Now, city officials are looking to have a robust discussion on the issue.
CA Fish and Wildlife Allows OC Water District to Keep Bulldozing the Santa Ana River
State resource officials are working to change a streambed agreement with the OC Water District despite backlash from the public.
Kriz: Another 30 People “Without Fixed Abode” Died in OC in September
Another 30 people “without fixed abode” died on our streets in September, and while the main news was not main news on the homeless front appeared to be “enforcement action” without more beds / services to offer. This must change.
Orange Looks to Make Former 70-Acre Quarry Into Public Open Space
The former quarry could eventually become permanent public open space, but years of work remain before the city of Orange can take ownership.
These Orange County Dogs And Cats Need Homes As October Ends
As of Oct. 29, there are 95 dogs and 160 cats at OC Animal Care in Tustin waiting to be adopted.
Huntington Beach Hit With $160,000 Fine Over Improper Housing Plan
City leaders will be on the hook for an additional $50,000 a month moving forward after they failed to get a housing plan approved by the state.








