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This week, Voice of OC journalists discuss allegations by a Latino activist in Anaheim that the Orange County Register excluded him from coverage of a ticket tax protection deal the city made with Disneyland.

The discussion centers on the tricky world of reporter-source relationships. What are the allegations against the Register’s reporter? Should Voice of OC have run the story?

Related: Latino Advocate Alleges OC Register Reporter Excluded Him From Ticket Tax Coverage

Thy is a reporter covering the cities of Anaheim, Garden Grove, and Westminster as well as transportation issues and the courts. She’s the daughter of two Vietnamese refugees and grew up in Anaheim and...