Tustin City Council Adding New Homeless Shelter
Housing & Homelessness
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The temporary homeless shelter is scheduled to open March 1.
Aly: Dear Tustin Legacy Neighborhood
opinion
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Mohammed Aly, a local resident and executive director of the Orange County Poverty Alleviation Coalition, writes that doing nothing about homelessness is no longer an option. Given the progress of a federal lawsuit on homelessness in Orange County, Aly argues that cities like Tustin, which tonight will consider approving for construction 54 affordable rental units and 60 permanent supportive affordable rental units, can no longer refuse to provide housing opportunities for low income people.
Behind Closed Doors
Countywide
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A rundown of what’s on the closed-session agendas of the Orange
County Supervisors and an array of city councils.
Tustin City Council Members Will Pay Part of Their Meals
Politics
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Each council member will contribute $25.00 toward meals for
council members and city staff during closed session.
Tustin Councilwoman Fighting Meal Policy
Politics
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Deborah Gavello is criticizing fellow council members for eating expensive meals on the public dime. Her colleagues answer back that she is hardly the one who should be talking.
Two Tustin City Council Members Call for More Transparency
Tustin
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Councilmen Jim Palmer and Doug Davert approach the city with an idea to make commonly requested public records easily accessible.
Tustin Selects Priciest Firm to Find Its New City Manager
Tustin
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The city selected the most expensive executive search firm that responded to a request for proposal to find its new city manager, but one council member said the others “weren’t even close.”
