Costa Mesa to Develop Permanent Housing for Homeless
Costa Mesa
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Up to 50 housing units would be built under the plan approved Tuesday.
Little City Makes Big Strides to Help Its Homeless Population
Countywide
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While so many cities “criminalize homelessness,” Stanton has changed its approach and has gone from having a bad homeless problem to being a model for how to deal with the vexing issue.
Righeimer and Mensinger Get Top Spots on City Council
Costa Mesa
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The two Costa Mesa councilmen, members of the majority, are appointed mayor and mayor pro tem respectively. Some residents wanted posts to be divided between council voting blocs.
Righeimer Calls for Truce With Costa Mesa City Workers
Costa Mesa
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After being beaten in the courts and battered at the ballot box over an unprecedented plan to outsource Costa Mesa City Hall, the City Council’s ideological leader is calling for a truce with the labor unions he famously confronted.
Measure for Costa Mesa Charter Attracts Big Labor Dollars
Costa Mesa
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While a council majority controls the dais, organized labor controls the advertising landscape in this election.
Costa Mesa Places Charter Initiative on November Ballot
Costa Mesa
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The 4-1 vote sets the stage for an Election Day showdown between the local GOP’s favorite city council majority and a coalition of city employee unions and local activists.
CM Budget: Layoffs and More Spending on Infrastructure
Costa Mesa
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Costa Mesa will double its spending on roads, alleys and parks to more than $20 million and layoff four workers.
Despite Breaking the Rules, Target Store Granted Later Hours
Costa Mesa
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Over the objections of neighboring homeowners, the Costa Mesa City Council Tuesday granted the store permission to stay open an extra hour.
Costa Mesa Mayor Wants Public Comments at the End of Meetings
Costa Mesa
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Some residents say the move is an effort to stifle criticism of the controversial City Council.
A Year After Suicide, Costa Mesa Still Unsettled
Costa Mesa
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Huy Pham’s death was a tragic turning point in the city’s outsourcing battle that still seems a long way from being resolved.