Hsueh: West Valley residents should be prepared for problems El Niño can bring
Powerful storms can change conditions quickly and leave very little time to react to flooding. Here in Santa…
Hsueh: West Valley residents should be prepared for problems El Niño can bring
Powerful storms can change conditions quickly and leave very little time to react to flooding. Here in Santa…
Opinion: Per capita cost of policing is more than many cities can afford – The Mercury News
Many cities in California are grappling with the reality that law enforcement spending is increasing faster than their…
Opinion: Los Gatos should step back, gather facts on mosque’s operations – The Mercury News
The Farley Road Neighborhood Coalition (FRNC) has appealed the Los Gatos Planning Commission’s approval of the West Valley…
Duran: Political Corruption, Personal Gain, Negligence, and Public Deception
Residents of Orange County have the right to understand the truth behind the allocation of their tax dollars.…
Opinion: After you’ve given all you can, give again – The Mercury News
One of the principles that has guided me throughout life is simple: people helping people. A life well…
Homelessness Doesn’t Stop at City Borders — But Responsibility Often Does
One morning in downtown Santa Ana, outreach workers encountered a man sleeping outside a storefront who said he…
OC Budget Survey, I Give it One Star
The OC Budget & Finance Office wants your feedback! Yay! OK, I understand your lack of enthusiasm, but…
NOCCCD’s Measure J Conflict Voters Never Saw
Fred Williams’ retirement as Vice Chancellor of Finance and Facilities at North Orange County Community College District (NOCCCD)…
How Negligent are OC Cities in Their Contract with the County Animal Shelter?
The 10-year contract between OC cities and the county animal shelter is expiring. The cities must demand reforms…
Homestead High students rethink what we wear and what we give – The Mercury News
Tis the season of returning gifts, particularly clothes that are not your style or size. For Homestead High…
Bay Area needs to take bilingualism seriously—now – East Bay Times
In San Jose, Spanish isn’t optional. It’s essential. Hospitals, banks—most public-facing companies—aren’t hiring Spanish-speaking workers for diversity’s sake.…