The city expects the amusement park to pay back the money through revenue over the next decade or so.
Author Archives: Jillie Herrold
Yorba Linda, San Juan Capistrano Join Other OC Cities in Ending Local Covid Emergency
Other cities are holding onto their emergency powers as the Delta variant spreads across the state.
After Months, a Harmful Algae That Takes Days to Remove May Finally Be Out of Newport Beach
Though it’s been meticulously removed, scientists say it may take months or years of continuous monitoring to ensure the ecological threat is gone for good.
Yorba Linda, San Juan Capistrano Look to Cancel Their COVID Emergencies
More OC cities are putting an end to the emergency declarations they made when the pandemic began in March last year.
An Effort to Expand Chino Hills State Park Moves Forward
A state and county wide open space movement continues at one of the largest urban state parks in California.
Brutal Pelican Attacks in O.C. Raise Wildlife Safety Concerns, Reward for Information
Animal Legal Defense Fund raises stakes to arrest those responsible for dozens of recent attacks on pelicans in Orange County.
Banning Ranch One Step Closer to Becoming Coastal Public Park with $8 million State Grant
In an era where Orange County is quickly developing remaining privately owned open space, some refer to Banning Ranch as “nature’s last stand.”
Ethnic Studies Moves Forward in Placentia-Yorba Linda, While OC Board of Education Hosts Upcoming Forum
Ethnic studies has found success in some school districts throughout OC, as the course has sparked debate throughout the United States.
San Clemente Disbands Coastal Advisory Committee Amidst Numerous Beach Crises
City Council members canned the committee that focused on beach pollution, sand loss and water quality issues — all problems plaguing the coastline.
Dog Haven Threatens Endangered Birds
Calls mount to enforce ordinances prohibiting dogs in the mouth of the Santa Ana River.











