A second residency fraud complaint has been filed against Do, sent this time to District Attorney Todd Spitzer.
Monthly Archives: October 2020
Posted inNewport Beach
Newport Beach Installs Coronavirus Playground Rule Signs, Set to Consider Reopening
The Newport Beach City Council on Tuesday will consider reopening park playgrounds with new COVID-19 regulations that call for masks and social distancing.
Posted inLaguna Beach
Laguna Beach Pumps Nearly Half a Million Dollars Into Homeless Shelter Renovation
Laguna Beach will spend $479,837 in grant money to make improvements to the city’s homeless shelter with work expected to start in November.
Posted inBuena Park
Buena Park Police Seek Coronavirus Emergency Funding for Equipment Purchase
The Buena Park City Council will consider the police department’s request to buy network hardware and software using the U.S. Department of Justice’s Coronavirus grant.
Posted inCollegiate News Service
Organizations Using $3.6 Million to Aid Homeless Relief Efforts in Garden Grove
Approximately $3.6 million of Garden Grove’s second coronavirus grant will go to outreach and housing assistance for homes people affected by COVID-19.
Posted inHuntington Beach
Huntington Beach Bans Bike Sales, Repair on Public Property
A new ordinance, approved last week unanimously by city council members, is part of a city effort to crack down on “chop shops” selling stolen bicycles.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Gladson: Neighborhood Partnerships Guide Growth, Insure Trust
This Op-Ed responds to: Murphy: COVID Won’t Stop City’s Affordable Housing Efforts from 9/22/20. It focuses on the lack of authentic community participation under his leadership. That lack of transparency is further magnified due to Covid-19 barriers that limited public access during Council meetings. Many Orange residents and business owners are asking, when did the community become the enemy? Doesn’t our voice matter too?
Posted inCommunity Opinion
McLaughlin: Greater Transparency is Needed on El Toro Plume Cleanup
Water authorities have been cleaning up groundwater contamination at the El Toro air base. The Irvine Ranch Water District should make all the cleanup data available online in a timely manner. That way residents can trust that their drinking water is clean and safe.
Posted inCulture
Leopo: A Time to Reflect, Recognize Local Indigenous History
Three different indigenous women with ancestral ties to native Orange County offer their perspectives on recognizing local indigenous history.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Umberg: “At Long Last, Have You No Sense of Decency?” – Who Will Stop the Assault on Our Democracy?
President Trump has made it clear that he will do everything in his power to hinder and undermine the United States Postal Service in its operation. The thin veneer for this action is that mail-in ballots increase the opportunities of fraud. The assertion is false, and the consequences are devastating.
