As of now, there are no limits on speakers, which Mayor Tom Tait
says unfairly favors those who hog the microphone.
Tag: Immigration
Dr. Jose Moreno, President of Los Amigos/Anaheim City School District board member
Dr. Moreno currently serves as President of Los Amigos of Orange County. Established in 1978, Los Amigos of OC meets every Wednesday morning at 7:30am at the Jagerhaus Restaurant in […]
Anne Olin, CEO of The Olin Group
Anne Olin founded The Olin Group in 2002 to support the business and development efforts of the nonprofit sector in Orange County and increasingly across Southern California. Since that time, […]
Kimberly Edds, Communications Director for the Association of Orange County Deputy Sheriffs
Kimberly Edds is the Director of Communications and Public Affairs for the Association of Orange County Deputy Sheriffs. Prior to joining AOCDS, Edds was an investigative reporter for the Orange […]
OC Opens Housing Voucher Waiting List for First Time Since 2005
From Feb. 15 to Feb. 29, very low-income families, seniors and
disabled people may sign up for “Section 8” vouchers.
Living Dangerously to Pay the Rent
As rents rise and incomes stagnate, people are increasingly
sharing apartments with strangers, putting children at risk and
creating unhealthful, crowded homes.
More Money, More Needy Patients for County’s Indigent Health Care
Orange County’s health care program for indigent adults will
gain millions more federal dollars and as many as 20,000 more
patients.
Voice of OC on KPCC
Editor-in-Chief Norberto Santana will join the Register’s Teri
Sforza and the OC Weekly’s Gustavo Arellano on Larry Mantle’s
AirTalk.
New York Times Reports on Santa Ana Gentrification Debate
The Gray Lady’s coverage makes the battle for the downtown core
a national story.
Confronting Common Perceptions About Immigrants’ Health Care
Questions for UCI anthropologist Leo Chavez about how
undocumented immigrants use the health care system.









