Firefighters reported they were starting to get the fire under control on Wednesday night, but evacuation warnings and orders remain in place.
Monthly Archives: September 2024
Free Things To Do This Weekend Across OC
Volunteer opportunities, makerspace open hours and children’s events: These are just a few of many free, family-friendly events offered through OC Parks and public libraries.
Irvine Tightens Lobbying Rules
The Irvine City Council voted unanimously to broaden the scope of lobbying in the city, meaning more people will have to register as lobbyists when attempting to influence city decisions.
San Clemente Looks to Crack Down on Sidewalk Vending
City council members directed city staff to return with a report on the best way to address unpermitted street vending in the city.
Airport Fire Grows to 22K Acres, Damages Buildings Along Ortega Highway
Orange County Fire Authority officials reported the first structure damage on Wednesday, saying buildings along Ortega Highway were either damaged or destroyed.
Fire Season Begins in Orange County
On the heels of the Airport Fire, Orange County officials announce the start of wildfire season and urge residents to take precautions to protect their homes.
Davies and Goodman: Our Communities Deserve Better, Governor Must Sign Group Home Reforms
The lack of oversight and overconcentration of residential recovery homes is threatening the health and safety of patients and residents in Orange County. The Governor has an opportunity to sign legislation protecting residents and holding bad actors accountable. These bills are good for our communities, neighbors, and those receiving care.
Orange Residents Call for Crossing Guards to be Funded Instead of Annual Halloween Event
An annual Halloween event that would have cost the city nearly $68,000 has been canceled amid a budget crisis in Orange. City officials are now considering bringing back crossing guards.
Airport Fire Expands to 20k Acres, Nears Lake Elsinore
Orange County Supervisors declared the wildfire an emergency on Tuesday morning as staff warned them the blaze could soon head into the canyons.
OC Leaders Strip Embattled Supervisor of Positions Amid FBI Investigation
Orange County Supervisor Andrew Do will no longer serve on any countywide boards aside from the board of supervisors, which his colleagues cannot force him off of.

