If the board fails to agree on who they should appoint, it will trigger a special election for the seat in North Orange County.
Tag: Voice of OC
Posted inGovernment
Orange Residents Get a Temp For City Manager
Interim City Manager Tom Hatch started a one-year contract in October and comes with 34 years of executive experience with cities and the County of Orange.
Posted inWater, Power & Waste
Orange County Trash Strike Ends, Garbage Pickups to Resume
An agreement has been approved between Republic Services and waste collection workers who were on strike for a week.
Posted inWater, Power & Waste
OC Residents Might Get Their Trash Picked Up Again As Holidays Draw Near
A tentative agreement has been made with waste collection workers, and the trash strike in OC could come to an end after workers vote today.
Posted inOutdoors
Oil Spotted Off Orange County Coast For Third Time in Three Months
The potential size and source of the oil sheen off the coast of Bolsa Chica State Beach is currently unknown 12 hours after officials confirmed its existence.
Posted inTransportation
La Habra Car Crashes Are Up, City Officials Scramble to Combat Spike
City officials are setting up additional traffic patrols and driver’s license checkpoints to address a five fold increase in alcohol-related traffic collisions.
Posted inHealth & Wellness
OC Sheriff Staff Have Biggest Share of COVID Worker’s Comp Claims Among County Workers
It’s unclear whether the higher COVID rates are due to deputies working in jails, low vaccination rates or both.
Posted inFood
Panoringan: Where to Find Free Food for the Holidays in Orange County
Enduring the holiday season is stressful for individuals with little to no income. Options to alleviate hunger in Orange County come in many forms.
Posted inWater, Power & Waste
Will Trash Be Piling Up Through the Holidays Across Orange County?
Trash collection workers say this dispute – and the service backups – could stretch through the foreseeable future.
Posted inHousing & Homelessness
Orange County Eyes Another $34 Million to Turn Motels into Homeless Housing
County officials move closer to their goal of building 2,700 units of housing for homeless people, eying state grants to help them.
