Children’s events, movie screenings and mobile library visits: These are just a few of many free, family-friendly events offered through public libraries, museums and OC Parks this weekend.
Category: La Habra
Here’s Where OC Voters Stand on Sales Tax Increases in 2024
Voters in five Orange County cities are deciding on whether they want to increase sales taxes in their municipalities as various city officials throughout the county say the measures are needed to maintain safety and quality of life.
Santana: Where to Find a Good Political Debate in OC
Over the next few weeks, residents and potential voters across a host of cities will be able to see debates for city council and school board candidates. Not so for congressional candidates.
Voters Across OC Are Considering Tax Increases This Year
More officials across OC are asking voters to pay more in taxes warning that if they don’t they’ll have to cut public services as they struggle to generate revenue and face deficits.
La Habra Voters to Decide on Sales Tax Increase in November
Officials in La Habra are the latest in Orange County to ask voters to consider a sales tax increase in November amid a dire financial outlook and rising public safety costs.
La Habra Nixes Skatepark Security Due to Rocky Budget
Grappling expenditures outpacing revenue, La Habra City Council members voted to remove the security guard at the skatepark which has been among the strictest of OC skateparks with helmet enforcement.
Are Affordable Housing Mandates Working in Orange County?
Amid an increase in homelessness and pressure to increase California’s housing stock, questions remain as to how effective affordable mandates are in OC.
La Habra’s Rent Relief Program for Mobile Home Residents Sees Low Turnout Rate
About 14% of La Habra mobile homeowners applied for a new financial assistance program.
Coalition of North OC Churches Creates Low-Interest Loans to Curb Homelessness
A coalition of Catholic churches is offering a 2% loan program to low-income families in an effort to get them off the streets or prevent them from falling into homelessness.
La Habra to Require Public Art in Large Development Projects
City staff say the art requirement could ensure the visibility of public art to every resident while countering larger building projects’ negative effects, such as noise, traffic, congestion and pollution.



