City Council members initiated a host of zoning code changes that could see more dense housing projects get built as the city tries to meet its state-mandated housing goals.
Author Archives: Ruben Montoya
Posted inLaguna Beach
Laguna Beach Eyes Park Overhauls Across City
Laguna Beach officials now have a parks master plan to serve as a foundation for overhauling playgrounds at parks throughout the city, although it’s currently unknown when overhauls will happen.
Posted inTransportation
Riding the Bus This Summer in OC
Seasonal bus route changes are scheduled for May as a new fare system comes to the county’s public bus system this summer.
Posted inBrea
Brea Expects 300 New Homes to be Built
City council members approved two separate housing developments near the 57 freeway and Imperial HIghway, which total nearly 300 new housing units – from single family homes to two-bedroom apartments.
Posted inBrea
Brea Considers Two New Housing Developments
Nearly 300 new housing units could be coming to Brea near the 57 freeway and Imperial Highway as city officials push to meet state-mandated housing numbers.
Posted inBrea
180 New Homes Could Soon Come to Brea
A new housing development with roughly 180 homes could replace the old Mercury Insurance buildings near the 57 freeway on Imperial Highway.
Posted inEducation
Is a North Orange County Student Athletic Program Worth the Cost?
Concerns are being raised about Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified officials spending millions on an athletic sports program that’s serving 100 students.
Posted inTop Stories
Will Gas-Powered Water Heaters be Banned in Orange County?
Pushback from city officials and business interests against a proposed regional ban on new gas-powered water heaters and furnaces is forcing air quality leaders to reconsider two prospective rules aimed at reducing emissions from gas appliances.
Posted inNORTH COUNTY
North Orange County Could See an Easier Drive Home
Orange County transportation officials are slated to synchronize a series of street signals on Kramer Boulevard/Glassell Street/Grand Avenue corridor that’s expected to ease traffic.
