Posted inYouth Media If Approved by Placentia City Council, Sewer Fees Could Double for Residents by LAUREN DEMARIA Apr. 16, 2021Apr. 16, 2021 Rates have not changed since 2005 and the sewer maintenance fund is facing a “structural deficit.” 49 SharesShare47Tweet2RedditEmail
Posted inHousing & Homelessness Placentia Officials Mark One Year of Operating Their Homeless Shelter Amid Ongoing Regional Crisis by Brandon Pho and Hosam Elattar Mar. 31, 2021Apr. 1, 2021
Posted inEducation Placentia-Yorba Linda School District Faces Mounting Calls to Stream Board Meetings, Parents Question What They’re Hiding by Hosam Elattar Mar. 9, 2021Mar. 9, 2021
Posted inYouth Media Placentia Mid-Year Budget Report Shows Revenue Increases from Sales and Use Taxes Despite COVID-19 by LAUREN DEMARIA and ZETTA WHITING Mar. 4, 2021Mar. 6, 2021
Posted inYouth Media Placentia Small Businesses Set to Receive Grants to Help With Pandemic Relief by ZETTA WHITING and LAUREN DEMARIA Mar. 3, 2021Mar. 6, 2021
Posted inEducation Los Alamitos High School May Offer New Ethnic Studies Class; Will Placentia-Yorba Linda District Follow? by Hosam Elattar Feb. 23, 2021Feb. 26, 2021
Posted inNEWS The Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified School District is Not Video Broadcasting Meetings, so Parents Are by Hosam Elattar Feb. 10, 2021
Posted inNEWS Parents Want to Know Why the Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified School District Won’t Video Broadcast Board Meetings by Hosam Elattar Feb. 9, 2021
Posted inNEWS Will Some OC Cities’ Proposed Pension Gamble Save Public Money or Risk Greater Losses? by Brandon Pho Feb. 6, 2021
Posted inEconomy City of Placentia Considers Providing $5,000 Grants to Local Small Businesses by Anthony Robledo Jan. 30, 2021
