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New Census Data Shows More Populous, Diverse OC. How Will This Affect the County’s Services?
Without a separate Middle Eastern and North African grouping on the census, the communities are counted as white — which community leaders say can impact funding and other services.
Costa Mesa Officials Approve $2M Annual Contract For Shelter, Other Cities Rethink Homelessness Response
While new shelters have been built, a recent poll indicates housing is a top concern among Orange County residents.
City Officials Across Orange County Are Taking The State Mandated Housing Battle to Court
Meanwhile, advocates say there is a need for more affordable homes to address homelessness.
Huntington Beach City Council Decides Not to Sue Over State Mandated Housing Goals
City Council members refused to give the go ahead to file a lawsuit amid pushback across Orange County over the requirements.
Huntington Beach Might Once Again Go to Court Over State Mandated Housing
City officials across OC continue pushing back against housing goals that cities say are unrealistic.
La Habra to Require Affordable Units in Developments of 10 or More Homes
The city is required to provide housing units for lower income tenants.
Santa Ana Touts Progress on State Housing Goals, Huntington Beach Considers Suing Over Them
Issues of just how much housing cities want to make available for people are again rearing their head across Orange County next week.
Could New State Housing Rules Force OC Cities to Zone for More Than 100,000 Homes?
For over a year, city officials have been pushing back on state mandates that significantly push for more new housing.
Newport Beach Joins Other Cities in Battle With State for Greater Local Control on Land Use
Council members Tuesday unanimously backed a resolution challenging the state’s authority on zoning issues.









