Welcome to Anaheimistan

On July 29, several groups gathered in front of the Anaheim Police Department to demonstrate against a recent spate of police shootings including Occupy Oakland, Los Angeles and San Diego. Theresa Smith, who… Read More →

Disabled Woman, Victim of Predatory Loans Evicted from Cypress Home

Teri Royal, a disabled woman and former business owner, was locked out from her property in Cypress yesterday under court-ordered foreclosure proceedings. Orange County Sheriff Department deputies stood downstairs of the two-story house as about a half-dozen… Read More →

The Billionaire’s Club: OC Mitt Romney fundraiser unites Occupiers and Tea Partiers

Late on the afternoon of June 1, a small group gathered in front of Newport Beach’s infamous Balboa Bay Club, the longtime gathering place for Orange County’s old money. Dressed in smart suits… Read More →

CSUF student participates in hunger strike

Students for Quality Education (SQE) officially began their hunger strike Wednesday. The students are starving themselves of food in response to the CSU Chancellor Charles B. Reed and Chair Bob Linscheid’s failure to engage… Read More →

Orange County celebrates May Day

Orange County residents marched in the streets of downtown Santa Ana during a May Day protest organized by the Orange County May Day Coalition. The same day, Students for Quality Education (SQE) at… Read More →

CSUF students ‘Unite to Rise Above Apathy’

The Eighth Annual Social Justice Summit was held at Cal State Fullerton with over 600 attendees on Saturday. The free all-day event organized by the Volunteer and Service Center featured speakers and workshops… Read More →

Occupy Santa Ana goes to Occupy LA eviction

In just under three months, Occupy Wall Street has managed to become a full fledged movement in the U.S. and around the world. Last month, Time magazine wrote Occupy protesters have succeeded already… Read More →

OC occupations deal with anti-homeless laws

When Mark West heard about a protest happening near the Orange County Civic Center, it struck his curiosity. He was informed of the Occupy Orange County demonstration when police officers knocked on the window… Read More →

Occupy OC persists in quiet Irvine community

Orange County residents showed their solidarity with the Occupy Wall Street movement on Saturday, Oct. 15. as approximately 1,300 protesters marched through Irvine’s financial district. The planned occupation of the Irvine Civic Center’s… Read More →

Crossing the Brooklyn Bridge with Occupy Wall Street

Up until a few weeks ago, I had never been on an airplane. As part of my quarter-life crisis, I saved enough money to travel to a place I always wanted to go:… Read More →