The zoo is expected to begin alcohol sales starting January, opening up a new revenue source for 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.
Posted inCollegiate News Service
Buena Park Approves Senior Housing Complex; Construction Expected to Start in the Next Year
City officials say the project will help combat the growing need for senior housing.
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Fullerton Adopts Short-Term Rentals Regulations, Tightening Restrictions Like Several OC Cities
Fullerton will now require all short-term rentals to obtain a city permit starting in December and has set the number of whole houses that could be rented at a maximum of 325.
Posted inCollegiate News Service
Tustin and Other OC Cities Enact Sidewalk Vendor Regulations
Street vending regulations have been a hot topic in several Orange County cities.
Posted inCollegiate News Service
Newport Cancels Christmas Boat Parade
Amidst concerns of rising COVID Cases, the 112th annual boat parade has been canceled.
Posted inCountywide
Westminster Approves Committee to Help Update the City’s Secondary Units Law
Among other things, changes could make it easier for homeowners to build additional rooms on their properties.
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Placentia Extends Santa Fe Street Closure for Outdoor Dining in Old Town
Restaurants in Old Town Placentia have been providing outdoor dining services since mid August and will now continue on through next summer.
Posted inCollegiate News Service
Laguna Beach To Consider Permanent Dog Play Area at Moulton Meadows Park
A temporary play area at the park has gone through a six-month trial-period as part of a pilot project.
Posted inCountywide
Huntington Beach to Consider Continuing Main Street Closures During Coronavirus
The Huntington Beach City Council on Monday considers extending closure of the second and third block of Main Street to vehicle traffic through Feb. 28.
Posted inCollegiate News Service
Newport Beach City Council To Consider Increasing Park In-Lieu Fees
The Newport Beach City Council on Tuesday plans to consider raising park in-lieu fees by 47% for new residential projects.
