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If Voice had not acted quickly, Orange County could be the only place in the state where the public could not access the records concerning police use of force, sexual assault on members of the public or incidents of lying while on duty.
On OC, the weekly podcast for the Voice of OC is going on hiatus as we review the last year of shows and consider our podcasting efforts.
Places like Santa Ana and Michoacan, might seem like two very different worlds but on a daily basis the two places are mirrors of each other and often even seem come together as one.
The fundraising drive was also a huge success at Voice of OC — bringing in more than twice as many donors as the previous best year and raising more than $80,000 from individual donors, the best fundraising drive yet for Voice of OC.
Veterans Park in Lake Forest is complete after improvements were made to the park, formerly known as Village Pond Park, and statues were added honoring the five branches of the military.
Former Riverside Mayor and UC Riverside professor of Political Science, Ron Loveridge invited Norberto Santana, Jr. to speak to the Riverside Chamber of Commerce’s Monday morning breakfast group of 25 influential business and education leaders.
The Orange County Women’s March rallied together close to 15,000 women and supporters in Santa Ana to denounce hate in a gathering that is “distinctly independent” of the national organization Women’s March, Inc.
Hotel union leader Ada Briceño talks about the challenges facing Orange County’s Democratic Party and her expected ascent as chair this month as well as being the first Latina to take on the challenge.
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