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Category: Politics & Elections
Posted inGovernment
Orange County’s Year on ICE
Federal deportation efforts kicked off in June this year, leading to a wave of protests, the creation of immigrant aid funds and concerns over who exactly immigration agents are targeting.
Posted inHousing & Homelessness
Judge Orders Huntington Beach to Adopt Housing Plan
The city now has 120 days to get a housing plan approved, and until they do, developers can largely approve their own projects.
Posted inNorberto Santana, Jr.
Santana: Amid The Cold Chill of a Holiday Lull, a Race for Congress in OC Heats Up
A rare matchup next year between two Republican Congress members for a redistricted seat straddling OC and Riverside is already heating up.
Posted inLaguna Beach
Voters to Decide on Laguna Beach City Council Term Limits in 2026
Voters in Laguna Beach – one of the few cities in Orange County without term limits – will decide next year if they want to limit how many years city council members can consecutively serve in office.
Posted inNORTH COUNTY
Orange County Drivers Are Increasingly Helping Patch City Budgets
Officials in cities like Fullerton, Placentia and Orange have implemented new or amended paid parking programs in an effort to curb budget woes, with some implementing overnight parking charges.
Posted inGovernment
OC’s Biggest Civic News as Angel Stadium is Back in Play
Anaheim officials could be gearing up to negotiate another Angel Stadium deal, a key player in the Anaheim corruption scandal wants to reverse his guilty plea – these are some of the biggest headlines in Orange County.
Posted inAnaheim
Anaheim Officials Once Again Put Angel Stadium in Play
Anaheim officials this week announced they’re slated to discuss Angel Stadium with the state housing department, centered on California’s Surplus Land Act – a law regulating sale of public properties
Posted inGovernment
Irvine Eyes Land Swap with Great Park Developer for More Housing
Under the deal, the developer would pick up over 1,000 new housing units while the city takes over a plot of land they hope to develop into a new neighborhood.
Posted inLaguna Beach
Term Limits Could be on Horizon for Laguna Beach City Council
Voters in Laguna Beach may decide next year on a ballot initiative that would create two consecutive four-year term limits on elected officials.
