The day was dedicated to promoting literacy and education among children.
Category: Health & Wellness
Brea’s Historic Old Railroad Tracks Expands West, Connecting to a Trail in North OC
Brea officials are looking to revamp the city’s historic tracks with a nature park, sculpture as well as picnic areas and expand it west to connect it to La Habra and other cities.
On a Mission to End Hunger in Orange County
The Orange County Hunger Alliance is bringing nonprofits, donors and government agencies together to tackle a growing food insecurity problem from a countywide perspective.
The Making of a Mural That ‘Means Something’ to Santa Ana’s Sullivan Neighborhood
Muralists, art teachers, residents, and community leaders are all brainstorming ideas for a potential community mural in the Sullivan community.
Santa Ana Continues Battling Needle Exchange Program
Despite warnings from state officials of a looming public health crisis, Santa Ana officials are doubling down on their long standing opposition of needle programs within the city.
Anaheim Approves $2 Billion Disneyland Forward Expansion
Anaheim City Council members approved Disneyland’s expansion proposal, yet it’s unclear exactly what will be built. Some residents urged the council to hold off until plans are more clear.
Does Prop 1 Mean More Group Homes for Orange County?
Proponents of the measure say it’s a critical step to curb substance abuse and mental health issues while building more housing for homeless people. Critics say it exacerbates group homes and shifts funding from counties to the state.
Anaheim to Consider Approving Disneyland Forward
Anaheim officials are expected to vote on the proposed expansion of Disneyland on Tuesday amid a list of persisting concerns by a host of residents on the impacts it will have on their lives.
Is Anaheim Rushing the Approval of Disneyland’s Expansion?
Officials are looking to sign off on Disneyland’s proposed expansion next week. Some residents are comparing the rushed process to the failed Angel Stadium Sale that was detailed by an FBI corruption probe.
Costa Mesa Moves Forward on Cannabis Shop Limits
Costa Mesa City Council voted for a cap of 35 cannabis storefronts in the city.



