Santa Ana will give an update on how it plans to use cannabis revenue to keep funding youth services
Author Archives: Anthony Robledo
Posted inSafety, Security & Justice
Westminster Officials Condemn Acts of Discrimination and Violence Fueled By Pandemic Toward Asian Americans
Orange County has seen a rise of hate crimes against the community.
Posted inWater, Power & Waste
Buena Park Decides To Stay With New Regional Renewable Energy Agency in a Narrow Vote
Buena Park residents can expect to transition into a new public utility option that can potentially lower electricity bills.
Posted inEconomy
Santa Ana and Costa Mesa Move Forward on Mandating Hazard Pay for Grocery Clerks
If Costa Mesa approves it, the city would join Santa Ana and Irvine in requiring the extra pay for grocery clerks.
Posted inEconomy
Fullerton, La Habra and Costa Mesa Look To Regulate Commercial Cannabis
The Fullerton City Council will take a final vote to repeal the commercial regulation of cannabis on Tuesday.
Posted inEconomy
Westminster Lifts Business Eviction Protection a Month Early, Allows for Year-Long Repayment Period
Westminster business owners struggling with the pandemic will no longer be protected against eviction after Feb. 28 as the council voted to lift the ban a month early.
Posted inAnaheim
Anaheim Supports Assembly Bill to Speed Disney Reopening
The city showed support for a state assembly bill that would let large theme parks open in moderate COVID-19 tier at 25% capacity.
Posted inWater, Power & Waste
Lake Forest Ponders Whether To Stay in So County Public Power Cooperative
At their meeting on Tuesday night, the council also discussed the possibility of holding a stand-alone election in November to let residents decide if they want to transition into a community choice energy program.
Posted inWater, Power & Waste
Lake Forest Residents Could Have The Option To Vote On Where They Get Their Energy
Lake Forest residents may be able to lower their power bills by deciding to switch to a different energy source.
Posted inEconomy
City of Placentia Considers Providing $5,000 Grants to Local Small Businesses
Small business owners in Placentia struggling with the pandemic may soon be able to apply for up to $5,000 of relief aid.
