Anaheim theater company hasn’t shied away from the technical challenges presented by restrictions of physical interaction.
Category: Anaheim
Anaheim, Orange County’s largest city and home to the Disneyland Resort and Angel Stadium, has about 340,000 residents. We cover the City Council’s votes, its budget, the resort district and policing.
Oldest Market in Anaheim’s Little Arabia Helped Shape a Community, Now it’s Adapted to a Pandemic
A mom and pop shop have served generations of Arab Americans and people from all over the globe for decades.
Chance Theater’s Difficult Year Ends With a Major Award
Chance Theater picks up the “Best Production of a Musical — Intimate Theatre” at the 2021 Ovation Awards for its production of “Fun Home.”
Placentia Officials Mark One Year of Operating Their Homeless Shelter Amid Ongoing Regional Crisis
Cities are celebrating regional shelters as advocates point to more housing as the real solution to homelessness in Orange County.
Veterans Cemetery Site Remains Up in the Air, Legal Battles Loom
After years of debate, Irvine seems poised to enter a fierce legal fight over two competing sites while a third option on county land near the intersection of the 241 and the 91 freeways gains support.
Nearly All Orange County Residents Will Qualify For Coronavirus Vaccinations Next Month
Gov. Gavin Newsom announced the abrupt distribution changes at a Santa Ana news conference Thursday.
How Will More Than $1 Billion in New Aid Be Spent in OC? And When Will the Public Get to Give Input?
Will the public be brought into the discussion early, or towards the end after the plan has been mostly already decided in private? It’s a key question facing local officials as they prepare to receive a wave of new stimulus money.
Will Anaheim Officially Recognize Little Arabia District as Part of Arab American Heritage Month?
With April right around the corner, community members continue to push city council for signs to recognize Little Arabia.
Will Orange County’s Community Health Clinics Run Out of Money, Halt Vaccinations?
The clinics have been key to vaccinate vulnerable people. Now they’re worried about funding to continue those efforts.
Buena Park Officials Lose Faith in Long-Stagnant Stanford Hotel Project, Sparking Public Land Potential
To some, the city’s move captures a regional debate over what local officials should do with their public — or potentially public — land.










