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The City of San Juan Capistrano (City), Blenheim Facility Management, LLC (Blenheim), and Orange County Coastkeeper (Coastkeeper) announced today the settlement of litigation brought by Coastkeeper against the City and Blenheim, which manages and operates the equestrian Riding Park under contract with the City.
Longtime Yorba Linda resident Sharon Rehmeyer has spent her career educating young students. In retirement she is now trying to educate decision makers as to the danger of building houses in a fire zone coupled with access issues.
Alberto Ibargüen, president of the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation explains the role and the importance of preserving and supporting local news media, especially nonprofit news outlets.
Tustin attorney Lee Fink challenges OC District Attorney candidates Tony Rackauckas and Supervisor Todd Spitzer, requesting that they pledge to prosecute political corruption in Orange County and maintain the highest level of law and order.
Supervisor Todd Spitzer has called for the termination of the Orange County Jail telephone contract with Global Tel Link (GTL) after they claim a “human error” resulted in the wrongful taping of 1,079 inmate phone calls over a three year period.
Dr. Jim Gardner, Mayor of Lake Forest questions Santa Ana Mayor Miguel Pulido’s complaints about the homeless and his plan to deal with them.
One of the most interesting, appealing, and unique features of Orange County is its regional park system. The long legacy of park stewardship began for the then fledgling county more than a century ago. Friends of Harbors, Beaches and Parks (FHBP) is pleased to release a video history of the County’s park system.
In partnership with the Los Angeles Orange County Regional Consortium, Coast Colleges commissioned a study to measure its economic impact to the local Orange County community through investments of students, alumni, and taxpayers.
Marking a powerful new indicator of Democratic activism in Orange County, the Democratic Party of Orange County (DPOC) today announces it will release its largest slate of endorsed Democratic candidates in recent history.
An overnight water leak left three inches of water throughout the offices, computer learning center and food pantry at South County Outreach. The pantry remains closed one week after the staff arrived to the flooded offices.