Mayor Tri Ta and councilman Tyler Diep are proposing the renaming of two street signs in front of the Asian Garden Mall.
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.
Posted inCountywide, Government, News Briefs, Santa Ana, Top Stories, Tustin
Supervisors Pass Moratorium to Block Senior Housing Project
Orange County Supervisors Tuesday passed a temporary moratorium on senior housing for a property in North Tustin, a preemptive move to cover the county’s legal liability after a recent Board vote to reverse a 2011 zoning amendment.
Posted inGarden Grove, News Briefs
Garden Grove Mayor Calls For Investigations Into Ex-Fire Chief’s Deal
The mayor is calling on the OC District Attorney and state Attorney General to investigate a city contract that gave former Fire Chief David Barlag a two-year position at full salary in exchange for him dropping undisclosed legal threats against the city.
Posted inGarden Grove, News Briefs
Garden Grove Considers Banning Sale of Pets From Puppy Mills
Garden Grove city council members are considering banning the sale of animals from large-scale commercial breeders in city pet stores.
Posted inBuena Park, Health & Wellness, News Briefs
Buena Park To Look at District Elections
Buena Park officials are also exploring options for single-member district elections, after a city-commissioned report showed racially polarized voting in the city.
Posted inHealth & Wellness, News Briefs
Anaheim Makes Moves Toward District Elections
Anaheim City Council Tuesday will take steps toward district elections, and approve a $167,000 agreement with the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce.
Posted inAnaheim, Buena Park, Countywide, Garden Grove, News Briefs, Top Stories, Transportation, Westminster
This Week’s Civic Agenda
Orange County Transportation Authority directors start the week Monday, meeting to finalize voting on annual committee assignments, coming out of a contentious meeting last week that resulted in Costa Mesa losing it’s seat on the board of directors to Huntington Beach.
Posted inCosta Mesa, News Briefs, Transportation
Costa Mesa’s Righeimer Loses OCTA Seat to HB Councilman Katapodis
Costa Mesa loses a key seat on the board of the Orange County Transportation Authority Friday night to Huntington Beach, replaced during a reportedly contentious vote during a special meeting.
Posted inNews Briefs
Tickets Available for Anaheim’s State of the City Address
The event is billed as a first chance to hear about new efforts to “invigorate our economy and invest in future generations.”
Posted inNews Briefs
Santa Ana School Fair to be Held This Weekend
School officials plan to discuss their programs with parents, students and others interested in Santa Ana schools.
