To celebrate Islamic New Year, a Muslim Youth Group is throwing a night market festival at Portola Middle School tomorrow with games, food, boxing classes, music and more.
Category: NORTH COUNTY
North Orange County covers Fullerton, Brea, La Habra, Buena Park, Placentia, Yorba Linda and their neighbors, where city budgets have been the recurring story. Every story we have published about north county, newest first.
Posted inAnaheim
CA Attorney General, FBI To See Complete Corruption Probe Into Anaheim City Hall
California Attorney General Rob Bonta and the FBI will get to see the unredacted results of an independent corruption probe into Anaheim City Hall as residents await a blacked out version.
Posted inAnaheim
Will California’s Top Cop See Anaheim City Hall’s Complete Corruption Probe?
Anaheim City Councilmembers are considering sending the unredacted findings of an independent corruption probe into city hall to the state attorney general and the FBI this Tuesday.
Posted inAnaheim
Disneyland Workers Could Get Nearly $20 an Hour Following Appeals Court Ruling
A three-judge panel decided Disney does get a “city subsidy” stemming from a 1996 resort bond agreement, which means the entertainment juggernaut now falls under the city’s minimum wage ordinance.
Posted inHousing & Homelessness
On Strike: Orange County Hotel Workers Picket For Better Pay
Hotel employees in Anaheim, Irvine and Los Angeles began striking this week as the union pushes for a $5 minimum wage increase and $3 a year increase after.
Posted inState
Orange Expands Street Vendor Crackdown, Moves to Impound Equipment
City staff say they’re being followed and threatened as they try to enforce street vending laws. Now officials are looking to expand impoundment power and regulate food trucks.
Posted inNEWS
Hotel Workers in Irvine and Anaheim Join Second Round of Strikes
Workers at three hotels in OC walked out as part of a series of rolling strikes across Southern California as a labor union demands greater pay for employees.
Posted inAnaheim
Anaheim Continues to Spend Heavily on Police, Not So Much on Libraries And Parks
Leaders of OC’s largest city continue regional trends of handing police a lion’s share of taxpayer money while giving a marginal slice of it to community services.
Posted inWater, Power & Waste
Will Irvine Hold Onto Extra Power at OC’s Clean Energy Agency?
A public split between city leaders is generating questions over how much power one city should have at the countywide power agency.
Posted inHousing & Homelessness
Judge Blocks Fullerton’s Anti RV Camping Law, For Now
Advocates for homeless residents said the law unfairly targeted people sleeping in RVs, and the judge ultimately blocked the city from enforcing the rule until he could hear more.
