An iconic South Laguna Beach spot will see major staircase repairs after years of potentially hazardous conditions, like missing portions of steps.
Author Archives: Jillie Herrold
Posted inPolitics & Elections
Tustin to Hold District Election Workshop After Receiving Legal Warning for At-Large Elections
Tustin is slated to start the process to switch to districts after the city faced a legal warning from a civil rights group allegedly violating the California Voting Rights Act.
Posted inNEWS
Chino Hills State Park May Grow by Another 320 Acres
The park could expand by another 720 acres following a series of land acquisitions over the past two years.
Posted inOutdoors
Fullerton to Relocate Popular Dog Park to Brea Dam Park
The Fullerton dog park relocation sparks mixed reactions from residents, while some said the park has been poorly maintained.
Posted inGovernment
Tustin Officials Move to Takeover Former Marine Air Station After Years of County Inaction
Council members decided to take on the 85-acres and head to the drawing board to determine what gets done on the land, which was originally slated to become a regional park.
Posted inOutdoors
Tustin to Consider What to Do With Old Marine Corps Air Station
Tustin city council members meet today to discuss the future of the 85-acre land after decades of inaction from the county to turn a former Marine base into a regional park.
Posted inTransportation
Westminster Mobile Home Park Residents Plea for Help to Make Driveway Less Dangerous
The residents have struggled for months with dangerous driving conditions when entering and exiting their community with no promise of change in sight. Some fear somebody can get killed.
Posted inEducation
OC Schools to Follow Mask Mandate as COVID Surges, Some Parents Rally Against Rule
Rallies are planned at school districts across the county this month as a parent group and the OC Board of Education moves to sue Gov. Gavin Newsom for the statewide school mask mandate.
Posted inOutdoors
Newport Beach Questions Banning Ranch Park Preservation, Wants Housing There
Newport Beach Mayor Brad Avery said the city needs to use some of the land to build homes if the city is to meet the state’s housing goals, while conservationists want no development on the land.
Posted inCountywide
Collective Fight Could Expand Orange County’s Open Space Landscape
After decades of fighting, public land advocates are making steps to preserve or expand more open space in Orange County.
