Republican Party leaders are publicly criticizing the two Republicans who refused to bow out for the GOP’s endorsed candidate, John Moorlach. They’re pushing back.
Category: Newport Beach
Newport Beach to Use Nearly $300K in County Funds to Bolster Small Businesses
County money will be used to launch the city’s third small business grant program during the pandemic.
Fountain Valley Mayor Jumps into High-Stakes Supervisor Race
Michael Vo joins fellow Republicans John Moorlach, Mike Posey and Kevin Muldoon, and Democrat Katrina Foley. Voting is set to start next month.
OC Supervisors Reverse Charter Jet Service Ban, But Company’s Fate at Airport Remains Unclear
Even with Orange County Supervisors’ decision Tuesday, it’s unclear whether charter jet service JSX will have a home at John Wayne Airport in the future.
Newport Beach and Garden Grove Set to Tackle Where New State-Mandated Housing Should Go
Newport officials will discuss their progress at a Wednesday forum and Garden Grove is also set to talk about housing on Tuesday.
The City Commissioner, An Often Overlooked But Influential Force in Local Government
Such panels are composed of council-appointed residents and are largely advisory in nature. But don’t underestimate them, some say.
Cities Across OC Consider Joining Sheriff Barnes’ Challenge To Coronavirus Jail Court Orders
Cities planning to hold special meetings today to discuss the issue include Los Alamitos, Westminster, Irvine, Dana Point, Mission Viejo, and San Clemente, among others.
First Coronavirus Death Occurs at Orange County Jails
The death comes just as OC Sheriff Don Barnes is fighting a judge’s order to potentially release half of the people incarcerated as a Coronavirus outbreak wreaks havoc in the jails.
Newport-Mesa Trustees to Consider Temporarily Closing In Person Learning For Older Students
Board of trustees will decide if secondary schools in Newport-Mesa Unified School District will return to distance learning.
Teachers And Residents Raise Concerns Over School Districts’ Coronavirus Case Reporting
As cases and hospitalizations increases in Orange County, questions arise over school districts’ Coronavirus reporting



