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Man Pulls Knife as Orange City Council Mulls Appointing New Council Member

Orange City Council
By Brandon Pho | December 13, 2018

Peter Morales, 35, brandished a pocket knife in front of the Orange City Council and was arrested Tuesday night during a heated public discussion on how to fill a council vacancy.

Santa Ana Redraws City Ward Boundaries As New Council Sworn In

Santa Ana district elections
By Brandon Pho | December 12, 2018

The Santa Ana City Council, in a move with long-term implications for a dais that changed by three members Tuesday, has a new ward boundary map.

Food Banks Are An Uncertain But Important Tool To Fight Countywide Hunger

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By Brandon Pho | November 21, 2018

Shaky leases, financial uncertainty and limited manpower threaten Orange County food banks, but even so they help feed families and seniors on limited incomes and homeless people.

Santa Ana City Council Redistricting Could Have Some Members Run Against Each Other in 2020

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By Brandon Pho | November 1, 2018

The Santa Ana City Council moved forward Tuesday on redrawing district boundaries that could mean some of the three incoming council members, who will be elected Nov. 6, would be out in 2020.

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  • Barajas: City Open Space Shouldn’t Be Tucked Behind Closed Doors

    Flor Barajas, Deputy Director at OCCORD, argues that Willowick Golf Course, currently zoned as Open Space, could be developed as a regional park adjourning Santa Ana and Garden Grove. Barajas writes that public lands should not be sold to developers but instead elected officials should protect this asset for future generations.

  • Santana: LA Judge Likely to Rule Against Deputy Union Bid to Keep Misconduct Records Secret

    LA Superior Court Judge Mitchell Beckloff is today expected to finalize a tentative ruling against an LA Deputy Sheriff union arguments attempting to block implementation of SB1421, which opens up select police misconduct records for public review. Orange County Superior Court Judge Nathan Scott is expected to rule soon on the same issue here involving a bid by the local deputies union to block public access to similar records. A Voice of OC-led media coalition is opposing that effort in court.

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