After a series of changes and months of delay, residents will soon see city officials begin enforcing street sweeping regulations again.
Monthly Archives: January 2025
Posted inALL TOP STORIES
A South Orange County City Grapples With State Housing Mandates
San Juan Capistrano officials approved a five-story housing development and raised some concerns that their hands were largely tied due to state law.
Posted inCountywide
Are OC Supervisors About to Tighten Up Public Contracts After Bribery Scandal?
The discussion comes after a former county supervisor pleaded guilty to helping route over $10 million to nonprofits in exchange for bribes.
Posted inPress Releases
Statement from Sheriff Barnes Regarding Federal Immigration Enforcement
Please see the statement from Orange County Sheriff Don Barnes regarding federal immigration enforcement.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Quan: Orange County Must Learn From the Los Angeles Wildfires
Wildfires are endemic to California and natives used fire to shape the land. Orange County and California must learn from the wildfires and decades of government failure in Los Angeles County, and prevent the next disaster.
Posted inTop Stories
Fullerton’s Outdoor Dining Program Ends
After months of a public push to save a pedestrian plaza created during the pandemic, Fullerton City Council members deadlocked on a vote that would’ve extended outdoor dining in downtown for years to come.
Posted inBrea
Another Orange County City Cracks Down on Homeless Camps
After the Supreme Court overturned a law requiring cities to provide shelter beds before clearing out encampments, Brea City Council took the first steps in tightening their anti-camping laws.
Posted inALL TOP STORIES
More Pickleball Courts Are Coming to Orange County
Orange County cities are looking for additional pickleball court space to keep up with demand.
Posted inALL TOP STORIES
OC Animal Shelter Expands Weekend Visiting Hours
OC Animal Care in Tustin is expanding its visiting hours on Saturdays on Sundays as part of a three-pronged effort to get more animals adopted.
Posted inNEWS
Traveling Through the Irvine-Laguna Wildlife Corridor
Environmental advocates have spent decades working to connect the Santa Ana Mountains to the South Coast Wilderness so wildlife can have enough space to travel and maintain healthy populations.
