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All of the local news you can’t miss on what’s happening in Orange County today across all of the topics we cover.
Congressman Asks If San Onofre Operator Broke Securities Law
Rep. Ed Markey (D-Mass.) questions whether Southern California Edison violated laws by not revealing “serious problems” to investors.
Labor and Religious Groups Join Drive for Immigration Reform
In a new partnership with Channel 22 MundoFox, Voice of OC led Thursday’s broadcast with the latest developments.
OC’s Taxpayer-Funded Think Tank
The Association of California Cities — Orange County has a board and committees that bring council members and business representatives together to craft public policy initiatives.
On The Agenda
Santa Ana moves toward a potential minimum quota of pot shops, and state regulators meet with the public regarding the San Onofre nuclear plant.
Vision Care Lacking for Children of Low-Income Families
The Children & Families Commission is recommending a mobile unit that would make it easier for parents get eye care for their children.
Hospital Discharge of Homeless Patient Includes a Bus Pass
A local foundation has a program to alleviate patient-dumping of homeless people by hospitals. But referral rates show that hospitals aren’t fully participating.
Supervisor Nguyen Announces Bid for State Senate
Nguyen’s likely opponents in the 34th District are former Assemblymen Jose Solorio and Jim Silva.
County Changes Process for Choosing New Clerk-Recorder
Orange County supervisors on Friday expanded the process of interviewing candidates for the vacant post.
Report Said to Contradict Edison’s San Onofre Claims
The internal report, expected to be released Friday, may contradict Southern California Edison’s claim that radiation leaks were a surprise.









