The new plan looks to develop the park into something more than sports fields, something local residents have voiced concerns about for years.
Tag: Voice of OC
Posted inGovernment
More OC Cities Disclose Their Police Departments’ Weapon Inventory
AR-15 style rifles, flashbang grenades, armored vehicles and drones – these are just a sample of the equipment and weapons local OC police departments have in their inventory.
Posted inALL TOP STORIES
Could Undocumented Residents Soon Vote in Santa Ana?
Santa Ana City Council members are considering a ballot measure asking voters to allow undocumented residents to vote in city elections.
Posted inCountywide
Orange County Pharmacists Ready to Strike Over Alleged Anti-Union Practices
After vaccinating people during the pandemic, pharmacists at grocery store chains are ready to strike as they push for wage raises, better staffing and minimum hours for part-time workers.
Posted inPolitics & Elections
Irvine Voters Might Get Choice To Expand City Council, Switch to District Elections
City council members will have a choice between sending the issue to the ballot or keeping it out of voters’ hands altogether.
Posted inTheater
It’s the Third Time Around for Reader’s Theater Summer Festival in Newport Beach
Launched in 2019 and dark in 2020, coastal theater’s program is now an annual celebration of both new and established plays.
Posted inAnaheim
Borrowing to Meet Budget, Anaheim Passes on Disneyland Ticket Tax
Despite facing budget deficits and increasing pressure to deliver on things like pools, parks and libraries, Anaheim’s city council majority takes an entertainment venue tax off the table.
Posted inCypress
Cypress Sued For Violating Voting Rights Act After Refusing District Elections
The small northwest city is the most recent OC municipality to undergo a legal challenge for hosting at-large elections, which some say promote racially-polarized voting.
Posted inHuntington Beach
Huntington Beach Running Out of Time to Ask Voters if They Want Cannabis Shops
The council is expected to continue discussing specific details about the shops, like hours of operation and where in the city they should be allowed to open.
Posted inEmergencies & Disasters
Latest COVID Wave Grips Orange County, Hospitalizations Stay Low For Now
If someone tests positive for the virus, local physicians say there’s a host of new treatments to lessen symptoms and testing is key to coming out of quarantine.
