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Anaheim Councilmembers Nix Controversial Condo Project in Hills

Anaheim
By Spencer Custodio | February 12, 2020

Anaheim Councilwoman Denise Barnes became the deciding vote Tuesday on a controversial Anaheim Hills condo proposal, when she sided with Mayor Harry Sidhu and Councilman Jose Moreno in denying the project.

Dissident Councilwoman Barnes Becomes Deciding Vote on Controversial Anaheim Hills Condo Project

Anaheim
By Spencer Custodio | February 10, 2020

Councilwoman Denise Barnes, a Republican in the minority on the city council, is now the swing vote on a controversial Anaheim Hill condo project after she received new information about the existing property and raised questions at the Council’s last meeting.

Anaheim Housing Debate Creates Unlikely Partnership Between Two Foes

Anaheim
By Spencer Custodio | January 30, 2020

Anaheim Mayor Harry Sidhu and Councilman Jose Moreno both voted against an Anaheim Hills housing proposal Tuesday — marking the first time the two foes have voted together on a significant issue.

Anaheim Renews Debate On Where New Housing Should Go

Anaheim
By Spencer Custodio | January 27, 2020

Anaheim City Councilmembers will decide Tuesday if they’ll allow 58 condos to be built in wealthy Anaheim Hills, while a debate on where to put new housing in the city is bubbling up between city leaders and residents.

Anaheim Hills Condo Vote Pushed to Late January

Anaheim
By Spencer Custodio | January 16, 2020

After nearly two hours of public comment, City Councilmembers postponed their vote on a controversial 58-condo development to Jan. 28.

Where is New Housing Going in Anaheim? City Council to Debate 56 New Condos in Anaheim Hills

Anaheim
By Spencer Custodio | January 14, 2020

Anaheim City Councilmembers this week will vote on a 58-condo development in Anaheim Hills, raising questions about where to put new housing in the city. Last March, the Council authorized 39 condos in an already packed, working-class neighborhood, despite residents’ pleas to lessen the density.

Possible Veteran & Civilian Cemetery in Anaheim Prompts OC Supervisor Clash

veterans cemetery
By Nick Gerda | December 6, 2018

The county is transferring property on the eastern edge of Anaheim for potential development as a veterans and civilian cemetery. Supervisors clashed over whether it would let Irvine “off the hook” for a proposed veterans cemetery at the former Marine Corps Air Station El Toro.

OC Fire Authority Under More Fire for Late Response to Canyon 2 Flames

Canyon Fire 2
By Nick Gerda | April 11, 2018

Orange County Fire Authority executives came under renewed criticism Tuesday for the slow response to the large Canyon 2 Fire, after a county investigation found numerous breaches of protocol caused an 80 to 85-minute delay in taking action.

OC Fire Authority Plans Outside Investigation of Canyon Fire 2 Response

Anaheim Hills
By Nick Gerda | October 26, 2017

“There are things we could have done differently,” Interim Fire Chief Patrick McIntosh told reporters at a news conference Wednesday.

Sparks Fly Over Anaheim July 4th Fireworks Sales

Anaheim Arena Management
By Thy Vo | March 14, 2017

Anaheim will scrap an existing fireworks program that Mayor Tom Tait says disproportionately benefits Anaheim Hills residents for a more limited program where only 16 nonprofits will participate each year.

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As of the daily update on Feb. 25, the OC Health Care Agency reports 174 new cases, 41 new deaths (3,889 cumulative) and 515 current hospitalizations (160 of those in ICU).

As of the weekly vaccine update on Feb. 25, a total of 591,713 vaccination doses have been given (261,585 (+211) people have received the first dose and 330,128 (+79,154) people have received first and second doses).

COMMUNITY OPINION »

  • Kriz: A Record 40 People Died “Without Fixed Abode” in January in OC While the County Continues to Dither about how to Respond

    A record 40 people died “without fixed abode” in January in OC, again nearly twice as many as died last year prior to Covid-19. Meanwhile while the County continues to dither about how to respond to its homelessness crisis, tempted to try being cruel once again. A Hispanic Center in Santa Ana, shuttered because of the Covid-19 crisis, is being pressured to help expel the homeless persons who have taken refuge in its parking lot. And in Fullerton, following the sun-setting of the County’s only safe parking program, the city is now looking to clamp down on RVs.

  • Vo: From Refugee to Public Servant

    Mayor Michael Vo: I am the story of refugee to public servant. I would be honored to serve as a new voice in good governance.

  • Rappaport: Needed – New Ideas and Solutions, Unconstrained

    My non-partisan position allows me to consider all sides of an issue and come up with new ideas and solutions, unconstrained. I am not a professional politician. I am a citizen running with skills that are not now available on the Board of Supervisors. I know how to mitigate financial risk to the County, negotiate with numerous sides and stakeholders, and ensure deliverables. Orange County needs all the financial support it can get. I can reach across party lines and obtain that needed funding. A Board of Supervisors squabbling over party affiliation cannot.

NORBERTO SANTANA, JR.

A pioneering leader in the nation’s rising nonprofit news movement and an award-winning journalist. Santana has established Voice of OC as Orange County’s civic news leader, uncovered the truths across Southern California governments for more than two decades and reported on Congress and Latin America. Learn more »

  • Santana: On Presidents Day, Every Local Elected Official Across OC Should Read, Reflect on Washington’s Farewell

Press Releases »

  • COVID-19 Vaccine Super POD Site Opens at Anaheim Convention Center to Administer Second Doses of the Moderna Vaccine
  • Disneyland Resort Super POD Site to Close Temporarily
  • Governor Newsom, Legislative Leaders Announce Immediate Action Agreement for Relief to Californians Experiencing Pandemic Hardship
  • OCTA Seeking Applicants for Public Member to Serve on Board of Directors

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  • Tustin City Leaders Expand Virtual Public Comment for City Council Meetings

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