City officials are moving forward with the plan in hopes of generating more tax revenue for Stanton’s coffers.
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Posted inTop Stories
Costa Mesa Eyes Limiting Number of Cannabis Shops
Four years after Costa Mesa voters allowed retail cannabis shops, city council members are examining just how many retail shops should exist.
Posted inHousing & Homelessness
Laguna Beach Joins Other OC Cities in Strengthening Eviction Protections
If a landlord evicts a tenant to make renovations, the landlord will also be required to file the documents to the city under a new local ordinance aimed at curbing dubious evictions.
Posted inCosta Mesa
Costa Mesa Struggles With Just How Many Cannabis Shops City Should Have
At a routine cannabis shop application hearing, city council members began questioning just how many such retailers the city should have since the 2020 ballot measure didn’t put a cap on the soaps.
Posted inPolitics & Elections
Primary Election Night Results: Orange Unified School Board Recall
Trustees Rick Ledesma and Madison Miner are facing a recall election, which organizers say is sparked by the abrupt firing of the former superintendent. Trustees say it’s a union-backed attack on parental rights.
Posted inHousing & Homelessness
Costa Mesa Eyes Affordable Housing at Senior Center
Costa Mesa city council members are moving forward on a proposal that would see 60 affordable housing units for seniors to be built at the city’s senior center.
Posted inBuena Park
Will Workers in Buena Park See Predictable Schedules, Safer Workplaces?
Buena Park City Council members may soon give workers more protections under a series of newly proposed laws.
Posted inBrea
Brea City Council Gets a Pay Raise
City council members voted Tuesday to increase their monthly incomes to $824 starting in Jan. 2025 after adoption of a new state law last year aimed at keeping up with inflation.
Posted inCountywide
OC Sidewalk Vendors Struggle With Costly, Confusing County, City Permits Meant To Help
A new state bill was just signed that would ease restrictions on vendors, though struggles with high costs and confusing application processes remain since the decriminalization of vending in California in 2018.
