Tustin expected to begin allowing members of the public to verbally comment during council meetings starting March 2.
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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Stanton Still Looking for a Dog Park Location as it Narrows Options
The city’s Parks and Recreation Commission is discussing how to move forward on development.
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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.
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Fountain Valley Takes Their 5K Race Virtual
City leaders are hosting a virtual 5K for residents of Fountain Valley from Feb. 20-27.
Posted inOrange
City of Orange Looks to Set Close to Half a Million Dollars in Relief Money to Help Small Businesses
City staff are proposing the money be used for 50 additional business relief grants of up to $10,000 each.
Posted inCollegiate News Service
Orange City Council Extends Glassell Street Closure in Orange Plaza Paseo
The body will reevaluate continued closure of the Paseo after dining restrictions are lifted.
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Placentia Approves Affordable Senior Housing Apartments
The project will be developed by National Community Renaissance, a non-profit affordable housing developer.
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Westminster Opts to Default to Annual State Campaign Contributions Limit
The City Council voted unanimously to default to the state’s campaign contribution limit of $4,900 per candidate a year starting in January.
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Placentia Approves New Public Safety Facility; Will Include a Subterranean Shooting Range
The City Council has agreed to move forward with the construction of a multi-million dollar public safety facility at the city yard.
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Westminster To Choose Whether to Default to State Campaign Contribution Limits or Set its Own
The City Council could choose to establish an individual campaign limit either higher or lower than the state default of $4,700.
