As of Jan. 14, there are 149 dogs and 12 cats at OC Animal Care in Tustin waiting to be adopted.
Monthly Archives: January 2026
Posted inCypress
Cypress Looks to Move Council Meetings to Tuesdays
The change would put the city among the majority of cities holding their meetings on Tuesdays, with only a handful of other cities, including Los Alamitos, La Habra and Seal Beach, meeting on Mondays.
Posted inOrange
Weeding and Watering Peters Canyon
The public can participate in environmental restoration efforts that have been underway at the park for decades through scheduled programs.
Posted inCountywide
Free Things to Do: Cultural Celebrations and Family-Friendly Activities
A celebration of Lunar New Year and a family movie are among many free events offered through public libraries and OC Parks this weekend.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Greco and Delahaut: The Spirit of the Skies, Why the Tustin Hangar Must Fly Again
The Tustin Lighter-Than-Air South Hangar, a National Historic Landmark built in 1942, represents American ingenuity and military service. After the loss of its twin, the remaining hangar should be preserved as a museum and innovation center—honoring veterans, inspiring education, and strengthening Orange County’s cultural and economic future.
Posted inAnaheim
Is Anaheim’s Controversial City Manager Going to Get Fired?
Anaheim officials are expected to question City Manager Jim Vanderpool behind closed doors amid renewed calls to fire him years after a corruption scandal first rocked city hall.
Posted inInside the Newsroom
Cal State Senior Named Next Tracy Wood Fellow
Michelle King joins the Tracy A. Wood Memorial Fellowship promoting women in local journalism.
Posted inALL TOP STORIES
Irvine Leaders Reject Columbarium Proposal to Store Veterans’ Ashes
Irvine City Council members were narrowly split on a proposal that would have directed staff to research a municipal columbarium in town to store veterans’ and residents’ ashes.
Posted inCountywide
Doug Chaffee Reelected as Head of Board of Supervisors for Second Straight Year
While Chaffee was expected to step down from the position on Tuesday morning, the supervisor in line to replace him asked him to stay on for another year.
Posted inHealth & Wellness
CalOptima Braces For Health Insurance Eligibility Changes For OC’s Neediest Families
CalOptima leaders are warning of a host of eligibility changes to Medi-Cal this year and the next couple years that will make it harder for OC’s neediest residents to maintain their health coverage.
