Anaheim, Irvine, Buena Park and Seal Beach city officials adopted resolutions condemning hate this week.
Category: Buena Park
Posted inCollegiate News Service
Buena Park Introduces ‘Equity’ as a New City Core Value
Previously, the values included excellence, communication, teamwork, commitment, respect, and integrity.
Posted inSafety, Security & Justice
Orange County Cities Continue Discussion On How To Address Hate Incidents
Four more of Orange County’s cities are discussing hate against Asian Americans over the past year, and how they’ll address it moving forward.
Posted inHousing & Homelessness
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.
Posted inCountywide
Some Call for Actual Action As Cities Across OC Mostly Issue Statements Against Anti-Asian Racism
Will Orange County’s elected leaders do more than just condemn hate?
Posted inEconomy
Year of Coronavirus Has Grocery Chains, Workers Facing Off Over Hero Pay
Grocery store chains say government doesn’t have the right to interfere in business while their employees say they’ve been spit on and insulted for less pay.
Posted inEmergencies & Disasters
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.
Posted inEconomy
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.
Posted inWater, Power & Waste
Buena Park Decides To Stay With New Regional Renewable Energy Agency in a Narrow Vote
Buena Park residents can expect to transition into a new public utility option that can potentially lower electricity bills.
Posted inPolitics & Elections
Orange County Democrats Flip Key Supervisors’ Seat, Moorlach Concedes to Foley
It’s the first time in decades that Democrats will have two seats on the powerful board that impacts everything from homelessness to mental health services to the pandemic.
