Orange County Republicans cemented a victory in flipping back a Congressional seat they lost in 2018.
Category: Newport Beach
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.
Posted inPolitics & Elections
2020 Election Night Results: Newport Beach City Council Race
Around 47% of registered voters in the city are Republicans, about 26% are Democrats and 22% are no party preference voters, according to county data.
Posted inCollegiate News Service
Newport Beach Will Consider New Rules for Living Aboard Boats in Commercial Marinas
The City Council is expected to consider new regulations Tuesday regarding boats used as residences and new guidelines for docking.
Posted inPolitics & Elections
Five Newport Beach Candidates Set Eyes on City Council in District Races
Two candidates each square off in both districts 2 and 5. One candidate runs unopposed in district 7.
Posted inHousing & Homelessness
Airport Village Taking Shape in Newport Beach, Expected to Include Some Affordable Housing
A new development near John Wayne Airport plans to create up to 444 residences and 300,000-square-feet of commercial space in Newport Beach.
Posted inHousing & Homelessness
Newport Beach Increases Oversight of Short-Term Rentals, Further Tightening Restrictions
Short-term rental operators in Newport Beach could face greater restrictions with new city ordinance.
Posted inNewport Beach
Newport Beach Installs Coronavirus Playground Rule Signs, Set to Consider Reopening
The Newport Beach City Council on Tuesday will consider reopening park playgrounds with new COVID-19 regulations that call for masks and social distancing.
Posted inEducation
Newport-Mesa Opts to Postpone Reopening Schools for Seventh to 12th Graders
Newport-Mesa Unified School District middle and high schoolers will not return to class on Oct. 12, as originally intended.
Posted inEducation
Newport-Mesa Community Divided Over School Reopenings, Union Calls Plans Vague
Petitions with over 500 unique signatures combined are pushing for the district to hold off on that as schools all over Orange County prepare to offer classroom instruction.
