Orange County’s Busiest Landfill
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From falconry to a gas-fueled mini power plant, Frank R. Bowerman landfill offers more than just piles of waste.
Brea will not Apply for Homeless Grant
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Brea’s city council members are turning down state funding to combat homelessness, saying their current approach works for the city’s small homeless population.
Brea Zoning Change Passes 4-1
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Mayor Pro Tem Christine Marick was the sole dissenting vote in “floating zone” amendment.
San Juan Capistrano City Council Split Over Lawsuit Transparency
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Council settles controversial watershed lawsuit, but remains divided over releasing confidential information to the public.
Del Obispo Street Gets Widened in San Juan Capistrano
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This month, city officials just finished a $1.8 million improvement to remove a congested area at Paseo Terraza.
Irvine City Council Doubles Reward for Information on Hate Crime
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Irvine City Council members raise the reward for information leading to the arrest of Irvine synagogue vandal to $10,000.
Amy Goodman, “A One-Woman Riot”
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Award-winning journalist and producer of the New York City based podcast Democracy Now Amy Goodman spoke to a crowd of more than 500 people at Soka University in Aliso Viejo this past week.
Chapman University Students Stage Campus Walk-out After Confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh
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The national protest was evoked by an open letter by the National Lawyers Guild demanding “that anyone seeking to be elected to Congress in November commits to impeaching Kavanaugh to protect any semblance of rule of law and the people of our communities.”
Santa Ana to install security cameras in parks to promote public safety
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Hundreds of security cameras will be added to seven parks and monitored by the Santa Ana Police Department in an attempt to combat vandalism, prostitution, gambling, and misuse of drugs and alcohol at city parks.
Fullerton’s New Fox Development Plan Could Incur Added Costs
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Fullerton residents will gain a new, at least 200-space, parking structure in the city’s attraction-heavy downtown area, but it might come at a higher price than previously thought – one that could total about $4 million, according to city officials.