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Voice of OC won recognition this month from community groups for its COVID-19 reporting’s impact on the community, particularly Orange County’s Latino community.
Voice of OC’s news team is gaining the expertise and editing guidance of Vik Jolly, an award-winning Orange County journalist.
Thanks to an innovation partnership with the Reynolds Journalism Institute results will be displayed for every race on Orange County’s ballots at voiceofoc.org/election.
All throughout this unprecedented and tumultuous year, Voice of OC brings you the best local news on the pandemic, protests, economic collapse, wildfires and the election.
More than half of registered voters have cast their ballots in Orange County one day ahead of Election Day.
At least 90,000 residents have been pushed from their homes as two wildfires blaze across the county’s eastern canyons.
Voice of OC is working with the nation’s largest nonprofit investigative news organization, ProPublica on their Electionland project, which gathers voting issue tips and sends them for investigation to local journalists.
Voice of OC Reporter Brandon Pho recently moderated a virtual debate amongst candidates for a Garden Grove school seat organized by the nonprofit community group VietRise.
The Orange County Fire Authority maintains hope of getting air support today as the winds are expected to die down, as Brea and Mission Viejo join the list of evacuating cities.