After years of sitting dormant, the state-owned Fairview Development Center will be redeveloped into 2,300 housing units, open space and some commercial projects.
Tag: Homeless Shelters
Irvine Partners with Costa Mesa for Homeless Shelter Beds
Irvine residents will have access to beds, as available, at Costa Mesa’s homeless shelter.
Irvine Officials Approve Plans to Develop Homeless Shelter
City council members approved the purchase of two buildings in the Irvine Business Complex that are slated to be developed into a homeless shelter with medical care and case management services.
Is a Homeless Shelter Coming to Irvine?
Irvine City Council members will consider purchasing property to create transitional housing for the homeless at their meeting Tuesday night – a move residents pushed county officials to nix six years ago.
Is Orange County’s Homeless Shelter System Broken?
Experts say the county’s current homeless shelter network is eating up a lot of money while showing little results.
Fullerton and Orange County Might Open Temporary Homeless Shelter Without Walk-ins
Months into the cold weather season, Fullerton and Orange County officials look to partner up for a temporary homeless shelter that will not permit walk-ins.
Shelter or Jail: Stanton City Council Members Look to Crack Down on Homelessness
With the recent increase in shelter beds and a statewide shortage of housing, Stanton city officials continue wrestling with how to address the homelessness crisis.
Gomez and Kitchell: AB362 – Addressing the Unseen Reality of the Unhoused
The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) conducted a year-long investigation in 2019 into the environments present in emergency shelters, that uncovered horrifically unsafe living conditions. The report inspired an outpouring of testimony leading to the drafting of bill AB-362 to address these conditions. This bill now needs your support.
Some Warn Homeless People Getting Left Behind as Orange County Vaccinates, Reopens
It’s estimated that between 7,000 and 10,000 homeless people reside in Orange County.
Charitable Deeds to Feed Homeless People Rouse Opposition Across Orange County
Some officials say such charity only adds to problems and attracts the wrong crowd, while advocates say they’re stepping up where local leaders have repeatedly failed.









