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Monthly Archives: October 2020
Posted inCollegiate News Service
Costa Mesa Council to Vote on Allocating Coronavirus Relief Funds for Rental Assistance
The Costa Mesa City Council is expected to vote Tuesday night to allocate around $390,000 of its coronavirus relief funds for a new rental assistance program.
Posted inCountywide
State Launches Money Laundering Investigation into Andrew Do and OC Republican Party
Investigators are looking into a complaint alleging “a money laundering scheme” by Do, who is declining to comment.
Posted inCountywide
1.7 Million Mail-In Election Ballots Will Arrive at OC Voters’ Homes in Next Few Days
Top county and state election officials warn they will have zero tolerance for intimidating voters or fraud.
Posted inEducation
As More Students Return to The Classroom, Questions Mount About Lack of Reporting
As more kids return to the classroom, county officials are sticking to the policy of not reporting cases of the virus.
Posted inEmergencies & Disasters
Disneyland Reopening Debate Intensifies Amid Threat of Layoffs
Gov. Newsom has yet to release theme park virus guidance despite hints that guidelines are coming “very soon” and as Disneyland is slated to sack nearly 6,000 workers.
Posted inCountywide
Top Aides to Andrew Do Blew Off Investigators in Money Laundering Probe That Led to $40,000 Fine
Two of Orange County Supervisor Andrew Do’s top aides were previously involved with a state election campaign that pled guilty to laundering $65,000 in campaign money.
Posted inIrvine
State to Study Competing Veterans Cemetery Sites in Irvine
A state study will compare the projected costs of two potential sites in Irvine, but state veterans affairs officials acknowledge that because of the political conflicts over the two sites it remains unclear what happens next in the process.
Posted inCollegiate News Service
Lions Park Improvement Project in Costa Mesa Set to Start, Will Include New Play Equipment
Costa Mesa will spend $1.78 million on improving Lions Park with the playground renovation expected to begin mid-October.
Posted inARTS & CULTURE
Panoringan: Surf City Still Works Expansion, Stanton’s Rodeo 39 Preview and Fall-O-Ween at Knott’s
Expansion at Surf City Still Works in Huntington Beach, the opening (finally) of Rodeo 39 in Stanton, and a combined boysenberry and Halloween at Knott’s.
