Following the outcry of seniors living at the Rancho La Paz mobile home park that straddles Anaheim and Fullerton, council members from both cities will consider options to cap rents at the parks.
Monthly Archives: April 2019
Posted inNorberto Santana, Jr.
Santana: Quick Housing Options Needed to Spur OC Homelessness Efforts
Federal District Judge David O. Carter checks in with the County of Orange and local cities this week to gauge progress on homelessness. Carter declared a public emergency earlier this year following the news that more than 200 homeless people died over the last year, just ahead of a scathing ACLU report on conditions at county shelters, which are overcrowded because of the lack of progress on establishing permanent supportive housing.
Posted inCountywide, NEWS, State, Top Stories
OC Fairgrounds to Increase Contract Oversight and Accountability
OC fairgrounds board members will scrutinize contracts and employee separation agreements and ensure all board members receive future audits.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Paterno: OC is Ground Zero in the College Bribery Scandal
Susan Paterno, a Professor of English at Chapman University who heads up their journalism program, writes about the recent bribery scandal that has plagued higher education, arguing that media should also focus attention on the challenges facing the majority of kids who are seeking high quality, affordable, publicly funded degrees.
