The clinics have been key to vaccinate vulnerable people. Now they’re worried about funding to continue those efforts.
Category: Housing & Homelessness
Posted inEconomy
Buena Park Officials Lose Faith in Long-Stagnant Stanford Hotel Project, Sparking Public Land Potential
To some, the city’s move captures a regional debate over what local officials should do with their public — or potentially public — land.
Posted inHousing & Homelessness
Could New State Housing Rules Force OC Cities to Zone for More Than 100,000 Homes?
For over a year, city officials have been pushing back on state mandates that significantly push for more new housing.
Posted inHousing & Homelessness
Orange County Cities Update Rules On ‘Granny Flats’ In Response To State Housing Mandates
Brea and Garden Grove are some of the first cities in the county to look at the new state limits and figure out how to comply with it.
Posted inNEWS
State Officials to Address Potential Blue Shield Vaccine Distribution Inequities
State officials on Friday are expected to address worries about the lack of transparency in the new distribution system.
Posted inCountywide
Orange County Quietly Shut Down its Last Walk-In Homeless Shelter Without Any Public Announcement
It’s prompting concerns that people are being pushed back to nearby streets – as well as frustration from local officials about why county officials like Supervisors Chairman Supervisor Andrew Do – who also represents Santa Ana – didn’t reach out to them with a plan.
Posted inHousing & Homelessness
Newport Beach Joins Other Cities in Battle With State for Greater Local Control on Land Use
Council members Tuesday unanimously backed a resolution challenging the state’s authority on zoning issues.
Posted inCountywide
Outdoor Youth Sports Expected to Return in OC, State Officials Consider School Reopening Changes
Sports like Football and Soccer could be back on soon. State officials are also mandating counties give 30% of vaccines to teachers.
Posted inCountywide
Top OC Prosecutor Calls for Treatment Instead of Jail for Drug Use and Mental Illness
Todd Spitzer’s call for an overhaul is generating a welcome response from advocates, though they say it needs to be backed up with actual action – which they say there’s no signs of yet.
Posted inCollegiate News Service
Stanton City Council Wants to Review Future Housing Development Standards, Projects Throughout City
The council clarified that it was not looking to stop building more housing through a moratorium.
