The City Council agreed unanimously earlier this month to continue to work on the expansion with the panel asking that future new sites be near apartments within the city.
Category: News Briefs
Orange County news briefs were the short items that did not need a full story of their own: a vote taken, a filing made, a number released. The newsroom stopped filing here in 2025 and the archive stays, newest first.
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Shohreh Dupuis to be Next Laguna Beach City Manager Effective June 12
This appointment comes following the retirement of John Pietig, who served as the top city official for a decade.
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Costa Mesa Moves Forward in Search for New Police Chief
The city will work with a recruiting agency to fill the vacant position.
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Dana Point Summer Trolley System Will Return With an Additional Route
The routes reach areas of the city which had limited access to trolleys in the previous system.
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San Juan Capistrano Adopts Sidewalk Vending Regulations
The City Council has approved an ordinance in compliance with California’s Safe Sidewalk Vending Act, which prohibited cities from banning the enterprise.
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La Habra Will Display Phrase ‘In God We Trust’ in City Council Chambers
La Habra joins more than 20 other Orange County cities in doing so.
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City of Orange Set to Finalize Regulations for Short-Term Rentals
The City Council is expected to take a final vote Tuesday to cement restrictions.
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Cypress Opposes Proposed Air Quality Rules Calling for Warehouses to Reduce Emissions
City officials express concerns in a letter to the governing board of the South Coast Air Quality Management District before it meets on May 7.
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Stanton Approves New Additional Units Ordinance, Complying With State Law
It will no be easier for Stanton residents and builders to add units on properties.
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Laguna Beach Poised to Raise Fines For Littering, Drinking in Public
If the City Council gives final approval, penalties will be standardized to fit the the city’s municipal code.
