San Juan Capistrano Moves a Step Closer to Building City’s First Skatepark After Years of Planning
Outdoors
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The city council approved a contract with a skatepark construction company to design the park.
Orange County Food Banks And Pantries Could Struggle To Keep Pace with 2021
Orange County Food Insecurity
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Food banks and their network of pantries fed millions in 2020 and are looking for help to do it again in 2021.
Orange County Volunteers Reflect on Why They Are Serving Their Community
Martin Luther King Jr. Day
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Almost a year into the pandemic, this Martin Luther King Jr. Day, we focus on people who continue to help and support those in need.
Anaheim’s Little Arabia Commercial District Continues to Push City Leaders For Official Recognition
Government
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A coalition of small business owners continue to press for official recognition of their efforts despite a silent city council.
Newport Beach and Garden Grove Set to Tackle Where New State-Mandated Housing Should Go
Housing & Homelessness
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Newport officials will discuss their progress at a Wednesday forum and Garden Grove is also set to talk about housing on Tuesday.
Orange County Private Doctors and Elderly to Be Vaccinated Against Coronavirus Soon
Orange County Coronavirus
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As hospitalizations hit record levels, OC public health officials are rolling out increased vaccination efforts.
Huntington Beach’s New City Council Looks to Step up Coronavirus, Homelessness Aid Efforts in 2021
Economy
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Elected officials set priorities to focus on in the new year at a strategic planning workshop held Tuesday.
High Unemployment Rates in Orange County Slowly Dropping: 2020’s Economic Collapse in Review
Unemployment
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Orange County residents have felt the pandemic’s economic collapse for almost a year now.
Chino Hills State Park Battered From Recent Flames in Blue Ridge Fire This Year
Series: Ongoing Wildfire Risks
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Over 60% of the park burned in the Blue Ridge Fire, according to the park’s senior environmental scientist.
First Coronavirus Death Occurs at Orange County Jails
Countywide
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The death comes just as OC Sheriff Don Barnes is fighting a judge’s order to potentially release half of the people incarcerated as a Coronavirus outbreak wreaks havoc in the jails.