Prosecutors say Paulette Chaffee, who ran for Fullerton City Council this year and is married to incoming county Supervisor Doug Chaffee, stole campaign signs that labeled her a “carpetbagger.” If convicted, she faces up to a year in county jail.
Monthly Archives: December 2018
Posted inGovernment, Housing & Homelessness, On OC
On OC: Apartments for Homeless
United Way Chief Operating Officer Carla Vargas updates progress on homelessness programs in Orange County, discussing a new pilot program, funded by a $250,000 grant from the County of Orange, that hopes to connect homeless people who are ready for permanent supportive housing with willing apartment owners as a way of quickly moving the dial to address an estimated need of 2,700 permanent supportive housing units across the county.
Posted inARTS & CULTURE, Costa Mesa, Music, Top Stories
Pacific Symphony and Pacific Chorale Combine for a Grand Messiah
The “Hallelujah!” chorus soars again at the Segerstrom Concert Hall in celebration of the holiday season.
Posted inPress Releases
The Best of Doo-Wop Vol. V Comes to Cerritos Center
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Posted inCosta Mesa, Press Releases
Arts & Learning Selling Pianos
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Posted inCommunity Opinion
Aly: Dear Tustin Legacy Neighborhood
Mohammed Aly, a local resident and executive director of the Orange County Poverty Alleviation Coalition, writes that doing nothing about homelessness is no longer an option. Given the progress of a federal lawsuit on homelessness in Orange County, Aly argues that cities like Tustin, which tonight will consider approving for construction 54 affordable rental units and 60 permanent supportive affordable rental units, can no longer refuse to provide housing opportunities for low income people.
Posted inAnaheim, Countywide, Government, Irvine, Politics & Elections, Top Stories
Possible Veteran & Civilian Cemetery in Anaheim Prompts OC Supervisor Clash
The county is transferring property on the eastern edge of Anaheim for potential development as a veterans and civilian cemetery. Supervisors clashed over whether it would let Irvine “off the hook” for a proposed veterans cemetery at the former Marine Corps Air Station El Toro.
Posted inAnaheim, Press Releases
Italian Ambassador and U.S. Marine Sergeant added to Anaheim Ballet’s Nutcracker
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Posted inPress Releases
The Pink Floyd Wall Experience Comes to the Cerritos Center
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Posted inPress Releases
Rob Kapilow Presents ‘What Makes It Great?’ at the Cerritos Center
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