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Tag: Community Opinions on Government
Community Editorial: Are Supervisors Worth the Cost?
The county CEO’s compensation debate begs a much larger question: Are we truly getting our money’s worth from five county supervisors?
Community Editorial: OC Groups Join Largest Climate Rally
On Sunday, more than 100 community organizations from across Orange and Los Angeles counties participate in a “Forward on Climate” march and rally in downtown LA.
Community Editorial: A Mandate for Change, Not Bullying
Each election cycle in at least a few communities, voters embrace change by electing new local government leaders.
Community Editorial: Why Teaching the Four C’s Is Vital to America
We must stop “teaching to the test” and teach what has made America great: communication, collaboration, creativity and critical thinking
Community Editorial: Activists Abuse Environmental Laws
County lobbyist and Voice of OC Community Editorial Board Member Lyle Overby argues that the lawsuit over 65 new homes in Trabuco Canyon illustrates how the California Environmental Quality Act has been tortured and twisted over time.
Community Editorial: Proposition 32 Has Deep Roots in OC Politics
The Lincoln Club of Orange County is one of the main ideological architects of the initiative that would restrict union political spending.
Community Editorial: OC’s Cities Lead in Government Innovation
The Association of California Cities-Orange County celebrates government innovation Thursday at the Garden Grove Community Center.
Community Editorial: Stick to the Rules on Canyon Developments
Canyon activist Gloria Sefton warns OC supervisors against approving an environmental impact report on Saddle Crest homes.
Community Editorial: To Sell Public Transit, Add a Large Dose of Fun
To popularize buses and trains, “you have to make it easy and enjoyable,” says urban planner and author Darrin Nordhal.


