A screening of “The Devil Wears Prada” and educational events on food preservation, gardening and literacy are among several free events offered this weekend.
Yearly Archives: 2026
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Johnston: Investing in Bike Infrastructure Pays Dividends for All
What if one change could help address public health, pollution, personal finance, and traffic congestion? Robust bike infrastructure has the potential to improve our day-to-day lives in meaningful ways.
Posted inHousing & Homelessness
Surf City Studies New Restrictions for on Major Residential Remodels
While city leaders are looking to limit expansion of existing residential neighborhoods, they’re facing a mandate from both state leaders and courts to approve new housing.
Posted inCosta Mesa
Costa Mesa Backs Off Rental Registry
Officials on Tuesday backed away from further exploring a rental registry and tracking eviction complaints filed in court amid pushback from landlords and apartment interest groups.
Posted inALL TOP STORIES
Can OC’s Transportation Services Keep Up With the Senior Wave?
As Orange County cities make cuts to their local senior mobility programs, county leaders grapple with a growing population of older adults.
Posted inAliso Viejo
Aliso Viejo Library to Reopen After Two Years
The branch is set to reopen later this month after renovation delays pushed the Aliso Viejo Library’s reopening to almost two years, leaving some local residents without a public library.
Posted inSanta Ana
Santa Ana Considers Giving Executives Annual Pay Range Raises Amid Budget Struggles
Santa Ana executive managers may receive annual pay ranges raises tied to the local consumer price index and other benefits as officials expect to lose tens of millions of dollars in revenue in three years.
Posted inTop Stories
Is Huntington Beach’s E-Bike Program a Model for Orange County?
Officials in Garden Grove are looking to replicate Surf City’s response to unsafe e-bike riders, a program that includes education and a diversion program.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Mavrovouniotis: The County Animal Shelter has a Data Integrity Problem
Numbers don’t add up at OC Animal Care, and it’s not the first time. In shelter statistics, animals inexplicably vanish between reports. The billing calculations are based on faulty data as well. Why do the county and OC cities allow this?
Posted inPolitics & Elections
The Great American Write-In is Back in Santa Ana For 38th Anniversary
The yearly tradition draws in hundreds of residents from across the county to write about their beliefs and influence policy making.
