Orange County’s Hospitalizations Increasing Faster Than Beginning of First Wave
Orange County Coronavirus
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The steady uptick in hospitalizations comes as public health officials warn against traditional holiday celebrations.
Laguna Playhouse Celebrates Its 100th Birthday in 2020
ARTS & CULTURE
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Founded as a community theater during the Spanish Flu in 1920, the Laguna Playhouse celebrates 100 years of producing theater during the 2020 season.
Orange County Residents Make A Difference This Year Helping Feed Neighbors in Need
Orange County Food Insecurity
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Countless Orange County residents have stepped up to volunteer at local food distributions during the Coronavirus pandemic.
Santana: Just One Vote Made The Difference In Brea’s Local School Board Race
Norberto Santana, Jr.
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As OC elections officially wrap up this week, no major race outcomes changed much. But for Lauren Barnes, now one of Orange County’s newest – and youngest – elected officials, the race came down to the last day and down to just one vote.
Groups of Newport Beach Residents Working to Revive Christmas Boat Parade
Newport Beach
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Some Newport residents plan to keep the event going following a Chamber of Commerce decision to cancel what has become an annual tradition due to COVID-19 concerns.
Orange County’s Coronavirus Positivity Rates Keep Increasing in Working Class Neighborhoods
Orange County Coronavirus
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Community organizations are already stretched thin and leaders worry about a massive spike following Thanksgiving.
Irvine City Council Approves Councilman Mike Carroll’s Mailer Spending Despite City Policy Violation
Irvine
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In a 3-2 vote, the council approved a transfer of $30,000 from Carroll’s staff budget to cover costs on a series of mailers he sent out from July through October.
OC Coronavirus Hospitalization Increases Mirrors Summer Wave as Thanksgiving Draws Near
Orange County Coronavirus
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The dramatic case spikes in the summer led to over 700 people hospitalized at one point in July.
As Orange County Cities Consider A New Public Utility Program, Final Costs Remain Unclear
Water, Power & Waste
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As city councils across the county consider joining a public energy program, politicians debate what the benefits are behind a new green energy program.
San Clemente City Council Censures One Of Their Own For Speaking Out Against City Staff
San Clemente
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After a six hour discussion, council members on both sides of the aisle voted to censure Councilwoman Laura Ferguson’s past actions publicly questioning city leadership and the release of confidential records.