Posted inYouth Media If Approved by Placentia City Council, Sewer Fees Could Double for Residents by LAUREN DEMARIA Apr. 16, 2021Apr. 16, 2021 Rates have not changed since 2005 and the sewer maintenance fund is facing a “structural deficit.” 50 SharesShare44TweetReddit6Email
Posted inCountywide Laguna Beach Gets Rid of Provision That Criminalized Disruptive Behavior During City Council Meetings by Kaia Whitney and Hosam Elattar Apr. 16, 2021Apr. 17, 2021
Posted inYouth Media Fullerton Will Implement a Two-Year Pilot Program Aimed at Shutting Down Illegal Cannabis Dispensaries by ZIA ZOGRAFOS and JACOB REBER Apr. 15, 2021Apr. 15, 2021
Posted inCountywide La Habra to Require Affordable Units in Developments of 10 or More Homes by SAMANTHA RHODES and ZETTA WHITING Apr. 14, 2021Apr. 14, 2021
Posted inYouth Media Buena Park Introduces ‘Equity’ as a New City Core Value by LINLEY MUNSON Apr. 12, 2021Apr. 12, 2021
Posted inYouth Media Fountain Valley City Council Approves Housing Development at Former Elementary School by PARKER JAMES Apr. 10, 2021Apr. 10, 2021
Posted inYouth Media Mission Viejo Authorizes Recovery of COVID-19 Vaccination Effort Expenses by MIA FOWLER Apr. 10, 2021Apr. 10, 2021
Posted inYouth Media City of Orange Considering Short-Term Rental Regulations by Taylor Thorne Apr. 7, 2021Apr. 7, 2021
Posted inOutdoors San Clemente Considering Lifting Prohibition of Dogs on Beach For a Year-Long Trial by Haley Slovenec Apr. 6, 2021Apr. 6, 2021
Posted inYouth Media Newport Beach Permits Wine Tasting Rooms to Operate Within The City’s Industrial Zone by SAMANTHA RHODES and ZETTA WHITING Apr. 5, 2021Apr. 5, 2021
