Voice of OC (https://voiceofoc.org/tag/covid-19/)
Our Founding Fathers believed that “Compromise is the Lifeblood of Democracy.” Sound public policy must take the needs of the people into consideration. Closing up the business community is not a compromise – it is a strong-armed tactic focused on physical health while turning its back on financial health.
The employees first protested working conditions in July, which led to a critical state audit in September.
Outdoor shows resume on Argyros Plaza — despite the resurgent coronavirus pandemic — and will feature clearly marked personal pods, social distancing and hand sanitizers everywhere.
The fate of the land, and the historic Santa Anita neighborhood around it, now hinges on a potential three-way battle between activists and two government bodies.
The Philharmonic Society’s ambitious plans for presenting their new season during the coronavirus era includes innovative virtual performances and a return to Segerstrom Concert Hall.
Live-streamed events and planning for outdoor performances keep the lights on at O.C.’s largest performing arts center for now.
Artists selling their work at the Sawdust Outdoor Marketplace are thankful for the opportunity to salvage their year. Many took a financial hit with the cancellation of this summer’s Art Festival.
The Orange County based dance company has been rehearsing and will present a live streamed concert this Friday.
Fullerton theater company is among the first in OC to attempt a live show, a hybrid of conventional theater and “immersive experience” of seasonal haunted houses.
The City Council didn’t ask FMEF to do anything more than our other bargaining units had not only agreed to do but, in some cases, volunteered for. And this request of FMEF was only AFTER a series of meetings initially requested by the City on April 23rd to identify and work with our labor groups during this crisis.