Government & City

Despite fierce opposition, The Orange City Council unanimously approved The Trails at Santiago Creek project on Tuesday, Oct. 22. Orange residents subsequently collected over 13,200 signatures (needed 7,001) to get a referendum on the ballot in November. Now Orange voters will decide whether the city council’s approval of a zone change amendment on the Sully-Miller … Read more

According to the California State Auditor Villa Park is 426 out of 471 cities on financial risk and that’s a good thing. This is because the higher a city is on this list, the higher the financial risk, with the City of Compton placing number one as the city with the highest fiscal risk. La … Read more

The City of Orange is in the process of granting a grading permit to Chandler’s Sand and Gravel at 1425 Santiago Blvd., the corner of Cannon St. and Santiago Canyon Rd. The 14.8-acre quarry and gravel pit is just behind the Blue Ribbon Nursery and adjacent to the Oakridge Private School and Cannon St. Chandler … Read more

We asked Irvine Mayor Don Wagner why he is running to represent the Orange County Third District Supervisor seat left vacant when Supervisor Todd Spitzer (R-Orange) was elected District Attorney of Orange County. Don Wagner is the only candidate endorsed by The Republican Party of Orange County. The Special Election will be held on Tuesday, … Read more

Third District Supervisor Candidate statements for the 2019 special election (listed in the order of the Orange County Registrar of Voters website). A special election will be held in March to fill the vacant Board of Supervisors seat for the Third District. When Todd Spitzer won election as OC District Attorney in last November’s election … Read more