Earlier this month, a mountain lion under watch by the UC Davis Carnivore Project, was struck and killed by a car along Highway 74, leaving her 14-month old cubs on their own.
Yearly Archives: 2025
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Resnick: Is Santiago Canyon College in the Same Financial Peril as the City of Orange?
A dire warning from Santiago Canyon College President Jeannie Kim echoes the recent fiscal alarm sounded by the consultant hired by the city of Orange. Like the city it serves, the east Orange community college now finds itself grappling with a staggering $3 million structural budget deficit.
Posted inALL TOP STORIES
San Clemente’s Coastline is About to Get More Crowded
Council members approved plans for a five-story hotel with a rooftop bar at the San Clemente Outlets despite resident concern of noise, light pollution and loss of ocean views.
Posted inALL TOP STORIES
San Juan Capistrano Approves Mixed-Use Apartment Building
The San Juan Capistrano City Council approved plans for a 95-unit apartment building with a restaurant and fitness center but tabled plans for a performing arts center next to the residential development.
Posted inCountywide
Free Things to Do: Coastal Cleanups and Hispanic Heritage Events
A volunteer opportunity in the Upper Newport Bay and several family-friendly heritage events are among many free events offered through public libraries, OC Parks and museums this weekend.
Posted inTop Stories
1,600 New Homes Could be Built Near South Coast Plaza
Santa Ana City Council members are moving forward with a new development project near the luxury shopping mall that promises to bring millions of dollars to Santa Ana and over 1,000 new homes.
Posted inGovernment
Stricter E-Bike Rules Could be Coming to Huntington Beach
City officials are debating banning e-bikes on large patches of the city’s sidewalks amid concerns that could push more kids into driving on the street.
Posted inOutdoors
Recreation Could Get More Expensive in Orange
While city leaders insist the city is not at immediate risk of bankruptcy, they’re looking at bumping up their fees on residents to patch up some of their budget problems.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Neal: Huntington Beach is Standing Up for Parental Rights
What is going on here is an effort by the state to use public schools and public libraries to drive a wedge between parents and children, particularly where those parents have conservative moral and religious views.
Posted inSanta Ana
Will Santa Ana Require Automatic Dash Cam Recording For Police Chases?
Santa Ana City Council members are expected to discuss creating a policy requiring police dash cams to automatically record car chases amid increasing accountability questions from some council members and residents.
