Orange County is following the federal government’s guidance to ban TikTok from government devices and equipment. Vice Chairman Andrew Do and Sheriff Don Barnes proposed the ban to ensure the safety and security of County data, information, and technology from potential hacking by the communist government of China. “We are Read More
It’s not news that the last several years have been difficult for everyone, especially children. Lately there has not been much to laugh about. One of the families that has utilized The Youth Center’s View U program had emotional turmoil. For the last two years the parents had been missing Read More
The company of the Laguna Playhouse production of “ONCE” By Eric Marchese | Special to the NB Indy Some tales like the basic boy-meets-girl romance have been told so often they’re frequently riddled with clichés born of audience overfamiliarity. “Once” offers a textbook example of how to tell such a Read More
Newport Beach Chamber President and CEO Steve Rosansky in the Chamber video about the bank failures On Monday, March 13, Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Steve Rosansky released a video announcement to Chamber members and other businesses and community members discussing the recent bank failures. “If you Read More
With the tax filing deadline drawing near but some states receiving far more in federal aid than they pay in taxes, the personal-finance website WalletHub released updated rankings for 2023’s Most & Least Federally Dependent States, as well as expert commentary. This report illustrates the extent to which states are Read More
Every day the Orange County Transportation Authority’s coach operators and maintenance and service workers show up to keep the county’s public transit system running safely and efficiently. Even during the height of the pandemic, they reported to work, to help people reach essential jobs and medical appointments. While we honor Read More
As part of an international law enforcement effort, federal authorities in Los Angeles this week seized an internet domain that was used to sell computer malware used by cybercriminals to take control of infected computers and steal a wide array of information. A seizure warrant approved by a United States Read More
The City of Cypress is soliciting statements of qualifications from qualified and experienced consultants that provide software solutions that streamline and/or improve Police based performance evaluation programs. RFQ details Any requests for clarification or other questions concerning this RFQ must be submitted via email to Jason Machado, Senior Management Analyst, Read More
The Aquarium of the Pacific is launching its “Connecting to Nature” photo contest and invites you to share a photo highlighting your connections to nature in Southern California. Suggestions include your favorite parks, beaches, hikes, dive sites, wildlife viewing, or even your own backyard… anywhere you connect to nature. Submissions Read More
Indo-Pacific Subcommittee Chair Young Kim (CA-40) released the following statement on the Australia, United Kingdom and United States (AUKUS) announcement to support Australia acquiring conventionally-armed, nuclear-powered submarines. “Strengthening defense and technological ties with our allies is critical for ensuring a free and open Indo-Pacific, especially as we face growing and Read More
