The homes the city originally bought in the 1990s were sold to Shelter Providers of Orange County, Inc., for $700,000.
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.
Nya Jingles of Yorba Linda Found Safe Tuesday After Missing for 5 Days
The news came nearly a week after Jingles left her home in Yorba Linda on April 16 and was later declared missing.
Aliso Viejo Cracks Down On Human Trafficking With New Ordinance
The city is enacting new regulations to combat illegal activity.
If Approved by Placentia City Council, Sewer Fees Could Double for Residents
Rates have not changed since 2005 and the sewer maintenance fund is facing a “structural deficit.”
Laguna Beach Gets Rid of Provision That Criminalized Disruptive Behavior During City Council Meetings
The panel revoked the nearly 70-year-old municipal code.
Fullerton Will Implement a Two-Year Pilot Program Aimed at Shutting Down Illegal Cannabis Dispensaries
The program includes hiring a part-time code enforcement officer to monitor possible illegal operations and issue citations.
La Habra to Require Affordable Units in Developments of 10 or More Homes
The city is required to provide housing units for lower income tenants.
Buena Park Introduces ‘Equity’ as a New City Core Value
Previously, the values included excellence, communication, teamwork, commitment, respect, and integrity.
Fountain Valley City Council Approves Housing Development at Former Elementary School
Brookfield Residential has been authorized to build 74 single-family homes on vacant Fred Moiola Elementary School grounds.
Mission Viejo Authorizes Recovery of COVID-19 Vaccination Effort Expenses
An agreement with the County of Orange will reimburse the city for staffing vaccination sites within the city’s jurisdiction.











