A Voice of OC review reveals inconsistencies between Khan’s public statements and city records regarding texts between the two officials.
Tag: November 2022 Election
Here Are Santa Ana Candidates’ Views on Policing, Homelessness, Open Space
Eight candidates on residents’ ballots this year lay out their approaches to some of the city’s crucial quality of life issues.
How Orange Candidates Answer Key Questions on Mary’s Kitchen, Old Towne and Transparency
Here’s how the candidates answered key questions about housing and homelessness, climate change and issues impacting Orange residents.
How Cypress Council Candidates Answer Questions on the Voting Rights Act, Electioneering Guidelines
Recent controversies surrounding the censure of Cypress Councilwoman Frances Marquez and the city’s alleged violations of the Voting Rights Act are among key issues in this election season.
How Huntington Beach Candidates Answer Key Questions like Beach Traffic, Transparency, Housing
Ten of the city’s 18 candidates responded to a questionnaire from Voice of OC on how they plan to run the city if elected.
Here Are Costa Mesa Candidates’ Views on Housing, Cannabis, and City Finances
At the same time residents pick new city leaders, they’ll decide on a controversial ballot measure that can change the city’s development standards and thus its density and shape in the years to come.
How Irvine Council Candidates Answer Questions on Great Park, Traffic and Clean Energy
How the people vying to lead Irvine say they would handle public safety, traffic, development projects, transparency and housing affordability.
How Fullerton Candidates Answer Key Questions on Housing, OCPA and Transparency
Here’s how the candidates answered key questions about the Orange County Power Authority, transparency and issues like housing and homelessness.
Four Seek Seats on Tustin City Council in November Election
Candidates discuss their goals for the future.
Santana: Orange County Residents Could Really Tilt November’s Election
OC’s voters this week get their ballots to decide key races – like who controls Congress – as a flurry of political mailers and internet advertising starts landing.



