Proponents of the measure say it’s a critical step to curb substance abuse and mental health issues while building more housing for homeless people. Critics say it exacerbates group homes and shifts funding from counties to the state.
Monthly Archives: April 2024
Posted inSanta Ana
Santa Ana’s Sullivan Neighborhood Wants Your Take on a Mural For This Wall
The public art project will be discussed at the Country Club Mobile Home Park this Wednesday spearheaded by local senior activists.
Posted inWater, Power & Waste
Huntington Beach to Consider Water Rate Hikes
City council members have received over 400 protest letters from residents as city staff say they need to raise rates or see critical infrastructure fail.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Boyer: A Deteriorating Animal Shelter and Millions in Suspicious Contracts
Is there a problem in county management? We praise and blame County Supervisors. We ignore the top managers in county bureaucracy. One agency, OCCR, is wasting taxpayer dollars and abetting the grim disarray of the animal shelter. What’s hiding behind their disinformation?
Posted inHuntington Beach
CA Attorney General Sues Huntington Beach Over Voter ID Law
It marks the third legal battle between Surf City and Sacramento as the city’s currently being sued over failing to comply with state housing mandates.
Posted inNewport Beach
Newport Beach Harbor Commission Recommends Spiking Boat Mooring Rents
City council members will still need to approve the rent rate increases before it can go into effect.
Posted inAnaheim
Anaheim to Consider Approving Disneyland Forward
Anaheim officials are expected to vote on the proposed expansion of Disneyland on Tuesday amid a list of persisting concerns by a host of residents on the impacts it will have on their lives.
Posted inEducation
Orange County Superintendent Quietly Misses a Year on Medical Leave
The Department of Education superintendent hasn’t been to a public meeting since December 2022 and officially went on medical leave last August, but some are asking why the leave wasn’t publicly announced.
Posted inCountywide
Free Things To Do This Weekend Across OC
Gardening events, family-friendly storytimes and volunteer opportunities: These are just a few of many free, family-friendly events offered through OC Parks and public libraries.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Girand: When Is A Listening Session Not A Listening Session?
“OCTA is holding its last public Listening Session on its Coastal Rail Resiliency Resiliency Study Initial Assessment plans for San Clemente on Thursday, May 30th, at 5:00 pm at San Clemente City Hall.”
