Laguna Beach recently joined a list of cities who have extended their outdoor dining program amid concerns on parking impacts to neighborhoods.
Monthly Archives: November 2021
Seal Beach City Council Meetings Will Remain Virtual Amid Pandemic
Cities across Orange County continue to evaluate remote and in-person meetings.
2020 California Citizens Redistricting Commission Releases Draft Maps Ahead of Deadline
the 2020 California Citizens Redistricting Commission (Commission) released draft maps for the state’s Congressional, Senate, Assembly and Board of Equalization districts ahead of the CA Supreme Court mandated November 15, 2021 deadline.
Nelson: How Many Rocks Will it Take to Hold Back the Pacific?
Between a 29-inch track deflection and waves slapping trains in San Clemente to serious landslides in Del Mar, does endless band aiding of coastal rail make sense?
Korean War Veterans Honored With New Memorial in Fullerton
A host of public officials said they hope the memorial will be one step in remembering the veterans who fought in the Korean War, which is largely considered the “Forgotten War.”
Will School Vaccination Sites Help Close the Latino COVID-19 Gap?
Now that children 5 and older can get vaccinated, public health experts say vaccine gaps in hard-hit communities might close, while also curbing the possibilities of a new variant emerging.
Orange Sets Up Financing Mechanism for Affordable Housing Apartment Complex Development
The city of Orange has approved bond financing for a new apartment complex with 62 units that will be affordable for low-income families. A $20 million tax-exempt bond that will […]
The Toll Roads Drivers Can Now Pay with Cash at Walmart and Family Dollar Locations
The Transportation Corridor Agencies (TCA) continue to be an innovator in the industry, announcing today that drivers of The Toll Roads now have increased options to pay tolls, violations and/or replenish FasTrak® accounts.
Santana: Orange County Veterans Take Their Last Hill
A coalition of Orange County veterans broke out of Irvine’s shifting council majorities, developer interests and competing sites to secure countywide support for a proposed veterans cemetery at Gypsum Canyon. It all comes after roughly a decade-long battle for a final resting place in OC.
Veterans and Active Military Showcase Art at Heroes Hall
Observe the artistic works of retired military service members at the latest exhibition by Heroes Hall Museum, ‘Through Their Eyes: Artwork by Active Military and Veterans’ at the OC Fair & Event Center through Jan. 20, 2022.

