Over the next two months, during the Fall NewsMatch campaign, Orange County residents can ensure they’re not among 50 million Americans without access to local news.
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Voice of OC Alumni Weigh in on Newsroom’s Impact
Former reporters, fellows and student journalists discuss the newsroom’s impact on their skills and the broader landscape of Orange County.
Capturing the Heart of Orange County
As Director of Photography at Voice of OC, Julie Leopo focuses on social issues, arts, and culture, while mentoring the next generation of photojournalists and documenting the rich history of local communities.
Mentoring the Next Generation
The Voice of OC’s Newsroom model nurtures local talent and student reporters, like Melanie Nguyen, through fellowships and internship opportunities.
Tracy Wood Fellows Carrying on Civic Editor’s Legacy
The Voice of OC’s Tracy A. Wood Fellowship – a program named in honor of Voice of OC’s legendary former civic editor – uplifts women in journalism and fuels local reporting in OC.
Meet the Newsroom Leaders
Get to know Voice of OC’s award-winning reporters Hosam Elattar and Noah Biesiada, who uncover impactful stories on community well-being, government accountability, and cultural identity in Orange County.
Consistent Award Winning Coverage
From investigative reporting to photo essays, Voice of OC received top accolades at the California Journalism Awards, LA Press Club, and OC Press Club.
Our Nonprofit Newsroom
Meet the editors, reporters and photojournalists bringing free civic news and investigations to Orange County residents.
Santana: We Made It! Top Issues to Watch in 2019
Thanks to an outpouring of reader support, we exceeded our $75,000 fundraising goal this year and our newsroom enters 2019 on a solid fiscal footing, with renewed vigor to keep Orange County informed and alert on the key issues impacting quality of life from the public dais this next year.
Santana: The Best of 2018
The Blue Wave Election and Homelessness led the list of top stories for the Voice of OC team in 2018 along with a host of scrappy, daily enterprise reporting scoops uncovering fraud, waste and abuse across Orange County. Readers can really help spur this kind of reporting this week – as all contributions before Dec. 31 get doubled by a national foundation effort to bolster local nonprofit news.

