Voters in North Orange County and parts of Los Angeles will determine the two candidates who will face off in November to represent them in the State Assembly.
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Election Night: Who’s On Track to Be the Next Orange County Supervisor?
Tonight’s results could point to whether Democrats maintain a majority on the OC Board of Supervisors or Republicans retake it.
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2026 Primary Election Night Results: 68th State Assembly District
A Santa Ana City Councilman may go head to head against a Republican to represent residents in the heart of OC at the State Assembly in November.
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Election Night Results: Who’s On Track to be Orange County’s Next Treasurer?
For the first time in over a decade, Orange County voters get to choose who they want to be treasurer.
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Voice of OC Welcomes New Summer Interns
Journalism students Sara Leon and Lauren Contreras prepare to join Voice of OC for the summer.
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Last Day to Vote in Orange County
Residents are about to weigh in on a host of elections to decide their future civic leaders.
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Daus: Huntington Beach Refuses an $825,000 Library Donation While Facing a Budget Crisis?
For decades, the city of Huntington Beach has relied on Friends of the Huntington Beach Public Library for the bulk of its funding for books and materials. Last November, the group offered an unprecedented $825,000 gift. Instead of embracing this opportunity, the City Council snubbed their offer. Why?
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More Fullerton Streets Slated For Improvements
Fullerton City Council members aim to alleviate the poor condition of its city’s roads with more slated repavements.
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OC Officials Won’t Pursue Renewing Funding For New Black Infant Health Program
OC Health Care officials decided not to pursue a grant for a program aimed at supporting pregnant Black women, moms and their kids as they struggle to address health inequities in the community.
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OC’s Biggest Headlines as Chemical Tank Crisis Evacuations Are Lifted
This week Voice of OC continued to keep residents apprised about the chemical tank crisis in Garden Grove as tens of thousands of residents were allowed to return home after days of being evacuated.
