The Santa Ana fixture helped design and restore landmark Art Deco theaters, and now family and friends are trying to keep his collection of theater history alive.
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Posted inAnaheim
Who’s the City of Anaheim Taking to the All-Star Game?
It might be a month before we find out.
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 inCosta Mesa, Norberto Santana Jr.
It Will Certainly Be More Than Go-Carts and a Driving Range
Tense negotiations are expected as Costa Mesa and FMW try to
agree on what can happen at the OC Fairgrounds.
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 inCosta Mesa, Norberto Santana Jr.
Contemplating Fate of the OC Fairgrounds
The theme for this year’s OC Fair is ‘The Beat Goes On.’ But will it?
Posted inCountywide, Investigative, Top Stories, Water, Power & Waste
Could Cities Be Driving a Harder Bargain With Trash Haulers?
Residents across Orange County have seen their trash collection rates increase. City officials say they have no choice but to pass on cost increases — but that isn’t necessarily the case.
Posted inGovernment, Investigative, Politics & Elections, Top Stories, Transportation
Metrolink Ridership Continues to Drop in OC
But the numbers seem to be leveling off, according to an Orange County Transportation Authority staff report.
Posted inCorrections, Economy, Government, Investigative, Top Stories, Transportation
OCTA and Teamsters OK New Bus Contract
No pay increases are included in the three-year pact, but no more layoffs are expected either.
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.
