Santa Ana will give an update on how it plans to use cannabis revenue to keep funding youth services
Monthly Archives: March 2021
Posted inHuntington Beach
Huntington Beach Becomes Latest City to Consider Cracking Down on Food Delivery App Fees
Council members could cap app fees charged to restaurants at 15%, while limiting non-delivery fees for customers at 5% temporarily for roughly four months.
Posted inCollegiate News Service
Cypress Allocates Funds For Home-Based Businesses Impacted by The Pandemic
The city is taking applications now and the deadline remains open.
Posted inCollegiate News Service
Fullerton Repeals Ordinance Allowing Cannabis Stores; La Habra and Costa Mesa Push Forward With Regulations
The Costa Mesa Planning Commission on March 22 will consider a resolution recommending the City Council establish development standards for cannabis businesses.
Posted inHousing & Homelessness
Santa Ana Touts Progress on State Housing Goals, Huntington Beach Considers Suing Over Them
Issues of just how much housing cities want to make available for people are again rearing their head across Orange County next week.
Posted inCountywide
Indoor Dining, Movie Theaters and Gyms Slated to Reopen Sunday in Orange County
Some local health experts fear the fast reopenings could cause another virus spike.
Posted inJulie Leopo
Leopo: Are Santa Ana’s Historic Murals Doomed to Fade Into History?
A series of murals alongside Civic Center Dr. in the Artesia Pilar neighborhood have been fading for years. Locals and the City of Santa Ana officials are facing off against time as they look to bring them back.
Posted inARTS & CULTURE
Skylar Campbell Improvises in Light of Delayed Company Premiere
Skylar Campbell, a Laguna Beach native and principal dancer with the National Ballet of Canada, had put two years of work into coordinating the live debut of the Skylar Campbell Dance Collective at the Irvine Barclay Theatre, until it was all put on hold due to the pandemic.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Underwood: On Covid Time – A Mid Pandemic Assessment
One year into this life altering pandemic we mark as Covid time, seems like a good time to take stock of our public health response in Orange County to the coronavirus thus far, and ask the critical question how fit is our frontline public health agency in seeing us through what will most certainly be a second year on Covid time?
Posted inEmergencies & Disasters
Canyon Residents Can Return Home Following Wednesday’s Mudslides with Warnings
Officials started lifting mandatory evacuation orders this evening for Modjeska Canyon, but other residents are being asked to stay out for another night.
