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Board members seem to prefer rejecting millions in grants to
being linked to Obamacare.
The EL Centro ouster, more fallout from Costa Mesa police
chief’s resignation and questions about high-speed rail.
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The City Council awards $1.3 million in federal dollars so a
company can rehab and resell foreclosed homes.
The son of downtown land owner Irving Chase says the Latino
nonprofit El Centro Cultural de Mexico was forced from a building
owned by Chase’s father-in-law because of neglect. El Centro
leaders say their ouster is part of a gentrification plan.
Why folks are showing up to redistricting hearings, and why
they’re not. Also, more Costa Mesa, and then some more Costa
Mesa.
The City Council passes a $115-million budget that includes $6
million in cuts, including $1.2 million from the police department.
The budget contains no specifics on layoffs.
The City Council postponed buying street sweepers and approving
a tree-trimming contract while its staff tries to reduce the price
tags.
The board renews $1.5-million grant to Latino Health Access for
promotora program, but on the condition that the program’s name is
changed.
Costa Mesa police chief goes out swinging, Chivas rumors
confirmed and redistricting could bring another Sanchez to OC.
Santa Ana City Council members have confirmed efforts to woo the
pro soccer team to the city and are excited by the possibility.
School officials, meanwhile, worry that Chivas could rob their
teams of a stadium.
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