Orange County Line: Recent Episodes
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Proposed bill by Republican state assemblyman seeks to stop county's Transportation Corridor Agencies from any new construction.
Plans to sell off vacant city-owned lots and allow apartments on others draw opposition.
Will her approach to local jailhouse informant controversy harm the presidential ambitions of California's junior senator?
Two Democrats have announced their candidacy to face off against the OC conservative lion.
With the election of Supervisor Todd Spitzer to the Orange County District Attorney's office, three prominent OC politicians seem likely to run for the 3rd District, which goes from Yorba Linda to the north to Irvine in the South and extends into OC's canyon countries. Former Anaheim councilwoman Kris Murray has declared her candidacy, along with Irvine mayor and former state Assemblyman Don Wagner. But the most interesting person running is Loretta Sanchez, who represented central OC as a Democrat for 20 years but barely any of the area in the 3rd Supervisorial District. Republicans still represent a majority of registered voters in the district--but can Sanchez ride the Democratic blue wave of last year to victory?
The former Orange County district attorney ends his 45-plus years influencing local politics
Negotiations between Vietnamese, American governments might put thousands of Vietnamese at risk of deportation.
Party leaders debate how to win back congressional seats and regain its power in Orange County.
Fran Sdao leaves after presiding over historic gains for what was historically OC's second party.
Big money, grassroots, and the Democrat Congressional Campaign Committee unite to flip Reagan Country.
District Attorney-elect vows radical restructuring from administration of longtime DA Tony Rackauckas.
Elections for district attorney, sheriff's and an Anaheim living-wage ordinance hint at the new Orange County
Democrat challenger Katie Porter takes on incumbent Mimi Walters (and vice versa) via commercials
Rivalry between OC Supervisor Andrew Do and State Senator Janet Nguyen hints at end of political dynasty.