La Habra modified its outdoor seating requirements for restaurants while Tustin extended its program as well as implemented new outdoor dining categories.
Yearly Archives: 2022
Posted inCollegiate News Service
Aliso Viejo to Enforce New Regulations on E-bikes
At the Sept. 21 meeting, the City Council approved an ordinance allowing law enforcement to cite illegally operated motorized transportation.
Posted inCountywide
County Supervisors Get a New $400 Million Headquarters, Residents Monitoring Public Meetings Remotely Get Glitches
Orange County officials tout investments in public buildings but keep struggling on participation at public meetings.
Posted inGovernment
Irvine Set To Remove Great Park Spending Limits in New Development Deal
The new plan would open up over $650 million for city leaders to spend on any projects they want in the Great Park.
Posted inCollegiate News Service
Tustin approves creation of community garden in Old Town
At its Sept. 20 meeting, the Tustin City Council approved the garden in the city, allowing for residents to grow food together in a shared community space.
Posted inCountywide
Orange County Reflects on Indigenous People’s Day
Today people across the region embrace Indigenous Peoples, Columbus Day in different ways.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Diaz: Francisco Torres and Brandon Lopez, 130 Years and Half a Mile Apart
The parallels between the stories of Francisco Torres and Brandon Lopez highlight how forms of state-sanctioned violence have evolved in Orange County. It is important to remember the names of those impacted by violence perpetrated by a failed system.
Posted inVisual Arts
The New O.C. Museum of Art Opens in the Heart of Costa Mesa
As a gift to the community, a donor has made OCMA admission free for the first 10 years, and a 24-hour opening party starts Saturday at 5 p.m.
Posted inAnne Marie Panoringan
Panoringan: The Populaire Crowd – OCMA Chefs Pangilinan and Weber on Their South Coast Expansion
Our food columnist sits down with the chefs responsible for feeding the lunch and catering crowds at the new Orange County Museum of Art.
Posted inPolitics & Elections
Santana: What Kind of Elected Leaders Stand With Thug Regimes?
Before November’s election, ask hard questions of your elected leaders about their attitudes toward authoritarian governments. You might be surprised who they’ll privately applaud.
