Four years ago Monday morning, Voice of OC went live. Its premise remains simple: robust city hall coverage through a public trust.
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About Voice of OC: who we are, how we are funded and how to reach us. Orange County’s nonprofit, nonpartisan newsroom, free to read for everyone in the county.
Knight Journalism Foundation Invests in Voice of OC
The nation’s preeminent journalism funder has recognized Voice of OC with a two-year, $75,000 grant as part of a nationwide initiative.
Santa Ana Will Rebid Controversial Auto Parts Contract
The city will not renew its contract with a parts supplier involved in a real estate deal with Mayor Miguel Pulido.
Anaheim Council Places Shorter Term for Mayor on June Ballot
The City Council choses to have voters decide whether to cut mayoral terms, another move by the council majority against Mayor Tom Tait.
County Settles With Voice of OC, Yields Documents
Voice of OC resolved its long-running public records lawsuit with the county of Orange Friday and received a trove of documents that detail aspects of the “culture of fear” that many report inside county government.
Applicants ‘Urgently’ Needed for Orange County Grand Jury
Too few residents have applied to serve on the watchdog body that delves into the operation of public agencies in OC.
Voice of OC’s Top Stories of 2013
As Voice of OC entered its third year, the news agency and its reporters continued to have an impact on public policy throughout our region.
Voice of OC on KPCC
Our reporter, Adam Elmahrek, spoke with the Pasadena NPR station about the uproar over a blog post mocking Latino memorial rituals.
State Supreme Court Rejects Voice of OC Public Records Case
The nonprofit news organization and Californians Aware were seeking records relating to sex abuse charges against Carlos Bustamante.
News Leaders Ask State Supreme Court to Hear Voice of OC’s Case
The Los Angeles Times and the California Newspaper Publishers Association are among those supporting Voice of OC’s petition.









