Irvine residents will have access to beds, as available, at Costa Mesa’s homeless shelter.
Tag: Costa Mesa City Council
Posted inEconomy
Costa Mesa to Require Staffed Self-Checkout Stands
Costa Mesa becomes the second city in the state to adopt a law requiring manned self checkout stations despite concerns from grocery and drug store operators.
Posted inGovernment
Orange County’s Year on ICE
Federal deportation efforts kicked off in June this year, leading to a wave of protests, the creation of immigrant aid funds and concerns over who exactly immigration agents are targeting.
Posted inALL TOP STORIES
Is Orange County’s Struggling Green Power Agency Bouncing Back?
Irvine officials decided to stay a member of the Orange County Power Authority after voting to pull out last year.
Posted inCountywide
Orange County’s Biggest Headlines After SCOTUS Lifts ICE Restrictions
Concerns of roving deportation sweeps, immigrant legal aid, a secret corruption probe into a disgraced former OC Supervisor, talks of a gate tax on Disneyland – these are some of this week’s biggest stories in Orange County.
Posted inALL TOP STORIES
Former Costa Mesa City Manager Alleges Unlawful Firing
After she was fired by the city council in May, former City Manager Lori Ann Farrell Harrison brought a lawsuit against the city, alleging Brown Act violations and unlawful activity from the mayor.
Posted inALL TOP STORIES
Another Costa Mesa Motel To Become Affordable Housing
After years of sitting vacant on a busy street, a motel will undergo renovations to provide affordable housing.
Posted inALL TOP STORIES
Seniors to get Affordable Housing in Costa Mesa
After nearly two decades of being included in the housing element, Costa Mesa city officials approved plans for a fully-affordable senior residential building.
Posted inTop Stories
Costa Mesa City Council Rejects New Cannabis Store After Public Pushback
Officials scrapped plans for a new cannabis store in Costa Mesa after the city council upheld an appeal for a permit that was previously approved by the planning commission.
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Costa Mesa Considers Another Cannabis Shop, Inches Closer to 35-Store Cap
Costa Mesa officials are slated to consider allowing another cannabis retailer, sparking discussion about overcrowding of these businesses and potential negative effects of cannabis sales in the city.
