City council members approved a warehouse proposal right next to hundreds of homes after city officials found the proposal meets local noise and zoning standards.
Tag: Lake Forest City Council
Lake Forest Leaders to Review Controversial Warehouse Proposal
City council members are set to discuss an appeal of the proposed warehouse project at their Tuesday night meeting.
Lake Forest Looks to Develop Vacant Site As Affordable Housing
A vacant site in the Whispering Hills neighborhood, previously dedicated for a park and left undeveloped for decades, could become affordable housing with a park.
Lake Forest Voters Could Consider Overhauling City Council Term Limits
Lake Forest officials are set to discuss a potential ballot measure that would allow city council members to run for office again if they take a four-year break after terming out.
Orange County’s Biggest Headlines After SCOTUS Lifts ICE Restrictions
Concerns of roving deportation sweeps, immigrant legal aid, a secret corruption probe into a disgraced former OC Supervisor, talks of a gate tax on Disneyland – these are some of this week’s biggest stories in Orange County.
Lake Forest Residents Protest Proposed Warehouses Near Homes
Two projects, consisting of industrial and warehouse buildings, are proposed in Lake Forest next to a residential neighborhood, where community members are voicing their opposition.
Lake Forest Approves El Toro Road Improvements, Street Widening
Three street improvement projects at Jeronimo Road, El Toro Road and Trabuco Road are expected to cost about $10 million.
Lake Forest Officials Approve Another Affordable Housing Project
Lake Forest City Councilmembers approved a loan agreement with National Community Renaissance for another affordable housing development for low-income residents.
More Pickleball Courts Are Coming to Orange County
Orange County cities are looking for additional pickleball court space to keep up with demand.
How Are OC Cities Planning To Spend Their Federal Neighborhood Grant Money?
Multiple city councils throughout the county are discussing how to allocate hundreds of thousands of dollars in federal grants aimed at improving community life.










