The famous family’s trombone virtuoso brings his band, the Uptown Jazz Orchestra, to Soka University this Saturday.
Category: Aliso Viejo
Aliso Viejo is home to about 50,000 people. We cover the City Council’s votes, its budget, development and campaign finance.
Posted inMusic
Pianists Team for an Evening of Music for Two Pianos at Soka
REVIEW: Garrick Ohlsson and Kirill Gerstein meet the challenge of big works by Busoni, Rachmaninoff and Ravel.
Posted inMusic
Soka Performing Arts Center’s 10th Anniversary Season Arrives Late, But Maybe That’s a Good Thing
The university’s role as a major COVID vaccination center may have given its concert season an unexpected boost.
Posted inHousing & Homelessness
New Housing Bills Allowing for Denser Neighborhoods Sharply Divide OC’s State Legislators
If signed into law, the bills would allow up to four homes per single-family parcel, and let cities and counties to waive environmental review for developments of up to 10 units.
Posted inGovernment
Aliso Viejo Leaders Consider Becoming a Charter City, Setting Term Limits and Council Vacancies
In November 2022, voters may get to decide if a special election should be held to fill a city council vacancy.
Posted inEducation
Will Masks be Required When Orange County Students Go Back to School in the Fall?
Orange County school districts are awaiting mask guidance from the state public health department.
Posted inGovernment
Tiffany Ackley Remains Aliso Viejo Mayor After Accusing a Councilmember of Using City Property for Political Purposes
The mayor also went to Councilman Dave Harrington’s house and took pictures of a car she wrongly thought belonged to the city manager.
Posted inGovernment
Aliso Viejo Considers Becoming Charter City; Moves Forward With 2022 Ballot Measure on Term Limits
It could be up to voters to decide at the ballot box if the city will be governed by a charter.
Posted inGovernment
Aliso Viejo Officials to Consider Placement of Term Limits on 2022 Ballot
The issue of how long elected representatives should serve has popped up at the county level and in some cities.
Posted inCollegiate News Service
Aliso Viejo Cracks Down On Human Trafficking With New Ordinance
The city is enacting new regulations to combat illegal activity.
