Voice of OC took home three awards from the OC Press Club awards contest held May 15.
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Voice of OC Publisher Discusses Civic Engagement with Local Club
Voice of OC publisher Norberto Santana, Jr., talks with a local civic group. The Democratic Club of West Orange County was the latest of several local organizations to host Voice […]
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Voice of OC editor talks with Cal State Long Beach multimedia class
Voice of OC Digital Editor Sonya Quick recently talked with a multimedia class at Cal State Long Beach. Quick shared her experiences as a journalist and practical advice for journalists […]
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Voice of OC represented in future of journalism symposium
Nick Gerda joins other top journalists from southern California in discussing the future of journalism at Capo Valley High School. Voice of OC reporter Nick Gerda represented the news agency […]
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New York Times calls Voice of OC a “bright spot” in California journalism
Voice of OC was noted as a “bright spot” in the future of journalism by the New York Times. The California Today article by the Times, discussed the highs and lows […]
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Five percent of your Amazon Smile purchase could go to Voice of OC
Amazon Smile allows shoppers to designate a charity of his or her choice so that when making purchases at smile.amazon.com 0.5 percent of your purchase (with no added cost to […]
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Norberto Santana, Jr., discusses Anaheim off-duty LAPD officer and teenager confrontation on KCRW
Voice of OC Publisher Norberto Santana, Jr., joined a discussion on KCRW today. Santana and Kate Mather of the Los Angeles Times were guest speakers on a KCRW segment discussing the […]
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Santana: County Government’s Full Employment Act for Local Politicos
County Supervisor Andrew Do’s chief of staff, Brian Probolsky, is the latest top-level staffer to depart from the fifth floor of the Hall of Administration and take a job in the county bureaucracy, again fueling speculation about how political patronage plays a role in hiring.
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Meg Waters Joins Voice of OC
Meg Waters, one of Orange County’s top public relations and outreach strategists, has joined Voice of OC as Marketing Director.
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State Watchdog Fines Funder of OC Ethics Commission Measure
The state Fair Political Practices Commission is fining the campaign committee behind a ballot measure for a county ethics commission because it failed to disclose funding of a robocall call featuring Supervisor Todd Spitzer.
