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Category: SOUTH COUNTY
South Orange County takes in Irvine, Mission Viejo, Lake Forest, Aliso Viejo, Rancho Santa Margarita and the master-planned cities around them, where growth and open space keep meeting at the council dais. Every story we have published about south county, newest first.
Posted inIrvine
Irvine Council OKs Business Complex and Ballot Initiatives
Approval of a vision plan for the expansion of a mixed-use development at the Irvine Business Complex paves the way for the addition of at least 6,000 new housing units.
Posted inInvestigative, Laguna Hills, Politics & Elections, Water, Power & Waste
Laguna Hills Residents Subsidize Nellie Gail Horse Poop
If you’re a Laguna Hills resident, you’re paying a higher rate for waste collection — you’re also paying some of the cost of horse manure processing for Nellie Gail Ranch residents.
Posted inIrvine
Business Complex and Ballot Initiatives Highlight Irvine Agenda
The City Council is set to approve a vision plan for the expansion of mixed-use development at the Irvine Business Complex.
Posted inIrvine
Great Park’s Fifth Anniversary Comes With Criticism
OC Register writers and columnists take a hard look at the project’s first five years.
Posted inLaguna Hills, Politics & Elections
Laguna Hills’ Pot-Friendly Council Candidate
Randy Oakley, candidate for Laguna Hills City Council, tells a local pot shop owner he would support having medical marijuana cooperatives operate in town.
Posted inInvestigative, San Juan Capistrano, Water, Power & Waste
Mobile Home Park Residents Fear Effects of Unearthing Landfill
The president of the Capistrano Terrace Mobile Home Owners Association worries that plans to dig up a landfill in San Juan Capistrano could affect the health of the park’s residents.
Posted inInvestigative, Mission Viejo, Politics & Elections
Mission Viejo Council Strikes Lifetime Medical Benefits
City Council puts an end to a drawn-out battle that featured fights over whether council members would sue the city to get benefits.
Posted inCountywide, San Juan Capistrano, Top Stories
Wal-Mart Might Be Wavering on San Juan Capistrano Site
Mayor says the mega-retailer is “teeter-tottering” about locating in the city because it is wary of a 2002 vote that showed residents didn’t want a big box store.
Posted inSan Juan Capistrano
Another Water Rate Increase Proposed for San Juan Capistrano
San Juan Capistrano City Council will hold a public hearing on a new water use surcharge, which stems from a fuel additive leak blamed on Chevron.
