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Fullerton Police Chief Quits Amid Concert Fight Investigation

Fullerton Police Chief
By Spencer Custodio | November 2, 2018

Fullerton Police Chief David Hendricks quit the Police Department Friday morning, while under investigation by the District Attorney’s office for an alleged fight at a concert in Irvine Aug. 24.

Fullerton Police Department Tackling Two Staff Controversies

Fullerton Police Department
By Spencer Custodio | September 11, 2018

The Fullerton Police Department is facing at least two controversies: its police chief is on paid leave after an alleged fight at a late August concert and, separately, a former sergeant was charged with falsifying a 2016 police report.

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  • Voice of OC: Series on Veterans Memorial Plaques at Heroes Hall

    Voice of OC has published a series in our opinion section of some of Orange County’s most notable veterans who received the highest honors the U.S. military bestows on soldiers for their heroic actions in combat. Plaques honoring these individuals are showcased at Heroes Hall at the Orange County Fairgrounds.

  • In Memory: Worst Air Disaster in OC History

    This Veterans Day Voice of OC is publishing the most recent plaques on display at Heroes Hall honoring some of Orange County’s most decorated veterans. The most recent plaque was erected to honor the 84 men who were killed when the plane transporting them to Viet Nam crashed into Loma Ridge after take off from El Toro Marine Air Station on June 25, 1965.

  • Santana: Veterans Make Elections Possible

    As we come out of the election season, and go into another month of tight, tense counts at the local registrar of voters office, Veterans Day offers a chance to stop and reflect on our freedoms as well as those who have sacrificed to ensure our way of life. Today, Orange County’s state fairgrounds in Costa Mesa hosts the annual commemoration where people can visit the Hero’s Hall museum as well as the walk of honor featuring plaques that tell the stories of more than three-dozen war heroes from Orange County.

  • Okamoto: US Army, Distinguished Service Cross, Vietnam War

    Judge Vincent Okamoto is the most highly decorated Japanese American from the Vietnam war. Judge Okamoto’s parents were taken from Costa Mesa during World War II and interned in Poston, Arizona where he was born.

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Today's OC election status: 760,780 ballots counted and 329,435 estimated ballots left to count.

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