Costa Mesa’s Planning Commission is set to rule on March 8 on the fate of the project.
Monthly Archives: March 2021
Posted inCountywide
Disneyland Can Reopen as Soon as April 1 if Orange County’s Coronavirus Metrics Improve
Theme parks have been closed for nearly a year, now they can reopen next month after state officials announced abrupt changes.
Posted inHealth & Wellness
Air Quality District and Residents Agree To Study Asphalt Plant Emissions in Irvine Together
The unified effort is set to be the only sampling moving forward, as other groups drop out of the project from a lack of funding.
Posted inEmergencies & Disasters
Orange County Might Be Able to Reopen More Businesses Sooner if More Hard-Hit Communities are Vaccinated Faster
State officials are earmarking 40% of vaccines for hardest hit communities as OC surpasses 4,000 coronavirus deaths.
Posted inSafety, Security & Justice
Orange County Grapples With Wave of Hate Toward Asian Americans Over Coronavirus
Could a rise in hate crimes and incidents, and the conversation around it, signal Orange County’s changing understanding of one of its largest nonwhite demographics?
Posted inSafety, Security & Justice
Hundreds of Luminaries to Shed Light on Hate Crimes Against Asian Americans and State Covid Deaths
Over 50,000 Californians have died from the virus while hate crimes against Orange County’s Asian Community are increasing.
Posted inCollegiate News Service
Placentia Mid-Year Budget Report Shows Revenue Increases from Sales and Use Taxes Despite COVID-19
The hike stems from online transactions and the city’s budget is “fairing very positive,” a city staff report says.
Posted inARTS & CULTURE
Boca de Oro’s Online Festival Embraces Santa Ana’s Artistry
The annual Boca de Oro Festival of Literary, Visual & Performing Arts will be hosting 109 sessions of online panels, workshops and performances during the three-day celebration.
Posted inGovernment
Santa Ana Mayor Lambasts Federal, State and County Leaders; Says City Abandoned on Virus Response and Vaccinations
Santa Ana Mayor Vicente Sarmiento criticized officials from the top down on Tuesday for failing to get more vaccines.
Posted inEconomy
Santa Ana and Costa Mesa Move Forward on Mandating Hazard Pay for Grocery Clerks
If Costa Mesa approves it, the city would join Santa Ana and Irvine in requiring the extra pay for grocery clerks.
