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Even with Orange County Supervisors’ decision Tuesday, it’s unclear whether charter jet service JSX will have a home at John Wayne Airport in the future.
Charter jet service JSX has for years boasted a service flying people out of John Wayne Airport separate from commercial airlines. The fight to keep it that way continues Tuesday.
A street parking dispute between a Santa Ana condominium complex and surrounding neighborhood of single-family homes captures a citywide problem.
A federal judge has preliminarily ruled that a John Wayne Airport charter jet service can continue flying people separate from other commercial airline terminals, which more often see larger crowds and longer check-ins.
Hospitalizations and cases have increased statewide, causing state public health officials to examine travel risks.
The vote caps a years-long saga filled with corruption allegations and non-transparency concerns hurled at several supervisors.
Several county supervisors have been called out regarding their handling of the private jet contracts.
Officials have revised plans to now include four drop-off boxes in the south end for residents to access.
Some people were almost left stranded last week when Lyft threatened a total shutdown of its services across the state.
The Coronavirus has to some extent given Orange County’s streets back to the pedestrian, resulting in an overhaul to local cities’ urban aesthetic. Will it stay this way after the pandemic?