The retired photojournalist walked through hundreds of images, tracing a career built on travel and news assignments last month at the Library of the Canyons.
Category: Culture
Posted inCulture
A Holiday Convergence in Orange County
Orange County residents are celebrating the 100th annual commemoration of Black History as Lunar New Year, Lent and Ramadan all converge around the same time this year.
Posted inSan Clemente
The Show Goes On for South OC Cars and Coffee
City leaders back away from restrictions on the event after an outpouring of positive public support.
Posted inCountywide
Voice of OC Photos that Defined 2025
Voice of OC visual journalists captured moments of immigration enforcement, protests, community and civic actions, and more.
Posted inCountywide
Orange County Turns on Christmas Lights
From civic centers to local homes, OC offers many places to visit.
Posted inCulture
Orange County Gears up to Celebrate Winter Holidays
With 2026 around the corner, Orange County residents are putting up Christmas lights and will be lighting candles for Kwanzaa and Hanukkah before celebrating the new year.
Posted inSanta Ana
New Mural Program in Santa Ana Sparks Artists’ Rights Debate
Santa Ana officials are triggering a controversy after awarding a group of artists public contracts to restore murals on the condition that artists waive their right to prevent the murals from being destroyed in the future.
Posted inSanta Ana
OC Cambodians Look to the Future
Orange County and Santa Ana honored the Cambodian community this year, marking 50 years since the Khmer Rouge genocide started, while one local Cambodian organization celebrates 45 years of service to refugees.
Posted inAnaheim
Anaheim’s Little Arabia Celebrates Third Anniversary
Little Arabia’s gearing up to celebrate its third official birthday amid a humanitarian crisis in Gaza and widespread deportation sweeps. What will the enclave’s future hold?
Posted inWestminster
Will Little Saigon Finally Get an Archway as Businesses Reel From ICE Raids?
Despite decades of failing to erect a gateway that displays Little Saigon’s nearly 50 year history, Westminster city officials are again looking to add an archway as businesses and residents continue to deal with ongoing federal immigration raids.
