As of Sept. 17, there are 195 dogs and 61 cats currently housed at OC Animal Care in Tustin waiting to be adopted.
Monthly Archives: September 2024
Posted inPress Releases
County of Orange Announces Recovery Website, Opening of Local Assistance Center
The County of Orange announces Recovery website and opening of the Local Assistance Center (LAC) for residents impacted by the Airport Fire.
Posted inHousing & Homelessness
Governor Vows New Penalties for Huntington Beach Amidst Housing Fight
While city leaders have avoided penalties so far, Gov. Gavin Newsom called them out for abusing the law and promised to hold them accountable.
Posted inCountywide
Santana: Are Reforms and Transparency Coming to Orange County?
On the heels of FBI raids on the house of County Supervisor Andrew Do and OC Superior Court Assistant Presiding Judge Cheri Pham, the first of what could be a Fall season of ethics reform packages are up for debate this next week.
Posted inSafety, Security & Justice
Who is the OC Judge Married to the County Supervisor in the Middle of an FBI Probe?
Orange County’s number two judge Cheri Pham is married to county Supervisor Andrew Do, and the home they share together was raided by the FBI last month.
Posted inCOAST
Places to Volunteer This Coastal Cleanup Day
Orange County’s beach cities and coastal nonprofit groups are offering volunteer opportunities this Saturday, Sept. 21, for the 40th annual Coastal Cleanup Day.
Posted inTop Stories
Bringing Sand Back to San Clemente’s Beaches
San Clemente city officials are pushing forward a multi-pronged effort to replenish sand on beaches that have dwindled to narrow strips of sand.
Posted inTop Stories
Santana: OC Supervisor Andrew Do’s Political Journey That Ended in FBI Raids
During his long tenure, embattled Supervisor Andrew Do took over the reins at the County of Orange, crafting a high profile – one that eventually landed him and his family on the FBI’s radar.
Posted inSanta Ana
Will Santa Ana Officials Lift Restrictions on Photojournalists at Public Meetings?
Santa Ana officials will discuss rescinding their media photography policy at public meetings after criticism from First Amendment advocacy groups that it’s restrictive and violates state law.
Posted inTop Stories
Huntington Beach Looks to Increase Security at Public Meetings
Some council members say Surf City residents have been raising safety concerns about going to public meetings — now city officials are expected to consider security measures at city hall.
