State housing officials allege Anaheim illegally put restrictions on a women’s shelter last year and are now asking a judge to let the shelter operate.
Category: Health & Wellness
Posted inSafety, Security & Justice
Santana: The Voices of Iranian Women Keep Resonating at Protests in OC and Across The Globe
Killing of a 22-year-old Iranian woman by the country’s oppressive regime triggers protests across SoCal as part of a global movement.
Posted inAnaheim
New OC Vibe Development Coming to Anaheim, Helped by $400 Million Bonds
Anaheim officials approved a new project by Anaheim Ducks owners that will delay the city from getting its share of Honda Center revenue while the team owners pay down the bonds.
Posted inFullerton
Some Fullerton Streets Get Long Awaited Repairs
After years of resident complaints, some Fullerton streets are finally going to get a makeover with help from one-time federal COVID bailout dollars.
Posted inAnaheim
Anaheim City Council Considers OC Vibe Development, City Says No Subsidies Involved
Council members are also slated to issue a $400 million bond to help development of the $4 billion proposal – a debt city officials say will be paid for by the Anaheim Ducks.
Posted inHealth & Wellness
While Monkeypox Slowly Increases in Orange County, Experts Worry Possible COVID Wave Looms
Local public health experts say monkeypox case increases won’t be nearly as explosive as COVID, but they worry about another winter coronavirus surge.
Posted inPlacentia
Will Old Town Placentia be Revitalized?
Residents and some business owners are calling for a full reopening of a downtown street over safety and parking concerns, while the city continues to promise big changes are coming.
Posted inSafety, Security & Justice
Orange County Struggles to Curb Increasing Hate Incidents
For seven years straight the number of combined hate crimes and incidents have been on the rise in OC.
Posted inSafety, Security & Justice
Hate Increases in Orange County For 7th Straight Year, New Report Drops Today
A state report shows overall reported hate crimes in California are at their highest level since 2001 as a new county report shows hate activity continues to rise in Orange County.
Posted inGovernment
Here’s How Orange County’s 3 Biggest Cities Spent Their Latest COVID Bailout Money
Santa Ana is using its money for community services while Anaheim is using it to backfill lost revenue due to the pandemic. Irvine is using money on park improvements and broadband.
