Irvine officials decided to stay a member of the Orange County Power Authority after voting to pull out last year.
Tag: Costa Mesa
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Former Costa Mesa City Manager Alleges Unlawful Firing
After she was fired by the city council in May, former City Manager Lori Ann Farrell Harrison brought a lawsuit against the city, alleging Brown Act violations and unlawful activity from the mayor.
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Another Costa Mesa Motel To Become Affordable Housing
After years of sitting vacant on a busy street, a motel will undergo renovations to provide affordable housing.
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Seniors to get Affordable Housing in Costa Mesa
After nearly two decades of being included in the housing element, Costa Mesa city officials approved plans for a fully-affordable senior residential building.
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Costa Mesa City Council Rejects New Cannabis Store After Public Pushback
Officials scrapped plans for a new cannabis store in Costa Mesa after the city council upheld an appeal for a permit that was previously approved by the planning commission.
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Costa Mesa Considers Another Cannabis Shop, Inches Closer to 35-Store Cap
Costa Mesa officials are slated to consider allowing another cannabis retailer, sparking discussion about overcrowding of these businesses and potential negative effects of cannabis sales in the city.
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Mesa Water Officials Consider Video Streaming Meetings
The public could soon watch the Mesa Water District from home as the board considers video live streaming their meetings.
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Costa Mesa Approves Live-Work Development
To help meet its state housing goal, Costa Mesa will be moving forward with a 38-unit mixed-use development aimed at small businesses.
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More Pickleball Courts Are Coming to Orange County
Orange County cities are looking for additional pickleball court space to keep up with demand.
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Costa Mesa Scores Legal Victory in Sober Living Home Court Battle
In a ruling filed Dec. 4, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit sided with the City of Costa Mesa, finding the city laws regulating sober living homes aren’t discriminatory.
