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Listen Thursday morning to Voice of OC Editor-in-Chief Norberto
Santana Jr. chat with AirTalk’s Larry Mantle about this week’s top
stories.
Even meet and greets among residents and public safety personnel
have taken on political overtones in Costa Mesa, where officials
are battling over an unprecedented privatization plan.
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One year ago today, Voice of OC published its first edition.
We’d like to take a moment to reflect on what we’ve accomplished
and give heartfelt thanks to those who have supported us.
Check out David Nazar’s latest reporting on the senior living
project in North Tustin and an Orange County couple’s fight with
the county over damage to their home.
After grumbling from stakeholders at the Irvine Business
Complex, Irvine City Council will consider slashing developer
fees.
Scott Baugh captured double the vote of party insurgent Tim
Whitacre in the Orange County Republican Central Committee
election. However, establishment candidate Jon Fleischman was
beaten.
When former City Attorney Joe Fletcher left the city’s employ
last week, he walked with a total of $333,779 in severance pay and
unused vacation and sick leave.
New Year’s Day meeting to transfer title of the Orange County
Fairgrounds cancelled after “consultation with Attorney General.”
This means that the iconic property will likely stay in public
hands.
It’s been an amazing year for Orange County’s only independent
nonprofit investigative news agency. And we need your support to
keep it up!
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