Here’s how the candidates answered key questions about what they’d do about challenges like homelessness, housing affordability and open space.
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Voters in Costa Mesa, Irvine, Dana Point and Much of South County Are Picking a New County Rep. What Do the Candidates Say?
Here’s how the candidates answered key questions about what they’d do about challenges like homelessness, housing affordability and open space.
The Future of Charter Schools in Orange County? Where OC Board of Education Candidates Stand
The future of charter school approvals hangs in the balance as voters decide who will run the county education board.
Chaos Grips OC’s Green Power Agency, CEO Under Fire, Files Whistleblower Complaint
Board members plan to discuss firing CEO Brian Probolsky next week just as he files a whistleblower complaint alleging a coup fueled by double dealing.
Santana: Orange County’s Tip Sheet For The June 7 Primary Election
We sent all the candidates running for key local races – DA, Judges, County Supervisors and Board of Education – real life questions about who they are and what they care about. Voters can consider their answers as they figure out who to support on next week’s ballot.
How Do the OC DA Candidates See Safety, Justice Reform and the Death Penalty? Here Are Their Answers
All four district attorney candidates answered questions about public safety, evidence scandals, transparency, the death penalty, homelessness and whether they believe the last presidential election was stolen.
How Do OC Judge Candidates Answer About Their Past Mistakes, Current Justice Challenges?
To help voters compare candidates in the June primary election, Voice of OC put questions to the candidates vying for some of Orange County’s most powerful positions: OC Superior Court judges.
ACLU Calls Out Irvine School Board For Suppressing Public Comments
The complaints came after the board tried to shut down a public commenter who was raising complaints about district staff.
Cypress Officials Face Lawsuit For Allegedly Violating State’s Open Meeting Law
After secretly rejecting letters threatening to sue Cypress, city officials face a lawsuit from Californians Aware alleging they broke California’s law on open government meetings.
LA Angels Back Off on Stadium Deal After Anaheim Cancels, Refocuses Efforts on Baseball Season
The land sale died less than two weeks after FBI affidavits revealed former Mayor Harry Sidhu allegedly shared info with Angels, tried ramming the deal through to fatten his campaign warchest.










