The Tustin Unified School District and the Tustin Police Department have established a partnership that gives police officers access to certain cameras in schools to improve efficiency for emergency responses.
Tag: Tustin City Council
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Greco and Delahaut: The Spirit of the Skies, Why the Tustin Hangar Must Fly Again
The Tustin Lighter-Than-Air South Hangar, a National Historic Landmark built in 1942, represents American ingenuity and military service. After the loss of its twin, the remaining hangar should be preserved as a museum and innovation center—honoring veterans, inspiring education, and strengthening Orange County’s cultural and economic future.
Posted inALL TOP STORIES
Some Tustin Residents to Shoulder Increased Landscaping Costs
Tustin City Council members approved increased rates for Tustin Ranch residents who live in the Lighting and Landscaping District to keep up with rising costs for maintenance like trash cleanup and tree trimming.
Posted inALL TOP STORIES
Tustin City Council Member Pleads Guilty to Battery, Sentenced to 1-Year Probation
Lee Fink pled guilty to battery in December after an incident where he shoved an elderly man.
Posted inEconomy
Tustin Budget in Jeopardy as Navy Slowly Repays Costs for Hangar Fire
City officials say the U.S. Navy still owes them over $44 million, but there’s no word on when that money will be coming to city coffers.
Posted inWater, Power & Waste
Tustin Water Rates to Spike After City Shuts Down Contaminated Wells
Resident’s water rates are set to go up 54% over the next five years after city council members closed wells that had a concerning number of chemicals in them.
Posted inEconomy
Orange County Assessor: Tustin Fire Could Tank Property Values
A review by OC Assessor Claude Parrish could see homeowners get a drop in their property taxes — and home values — if they can prove the hangar fire negatively impacted their houses.
Posted inOutdoors
Tustin Hangar Fell Apart Amidst Decades of Inaction From Leaders
While local agencies have been looking at developing what’s left of the Tustin air base into a park for decades, it never managed to get off the ground.
Posted inHealth & Wellness
Orange County Continues Grappling With Rehab Centers as Opioid Crisis Worsens
Tustin is the latest OC city to deny a drug treatment center after concerns over just how the rehab would safely operate in the city – a question cities across the county have wrestled with.
Posted inEducation
Another OC Board of Education Member Faces Legal Threat for Holding Two Elected Offices
If the case moves forward, Beckie Gomez might have to leave her seat on the board or the Tustin City Council.
