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To the dismay of Costa Mesans opposed to seeing up to 4,000 residential units built at Fairview Developmental Center, and with support from housing advocates, planning commissioners this week recommended a land-use plan for the state-owned site.
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The Newport Beach City Council voted to spend $1.5M for contracts related to using a portion of Civic Center Park for new NBPD headquarters despite the fact that site has not been chosen by a committee tasked with that work.
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A dozen years in the making, the project has given a 1-mile stretch of Laguna Canyon Road new bike lanes and undergrounded utility lines from El Toro Road to State Route 73.
Council members refined the city’s response to a county grand jury report that characterizes the mandates as burdensome, opaque and impossible for cities to meet.
Mother’s Market grocery workers in Costa Mesa are suspended with pay pending workplace investigations. The mass action come months into an organizing drive to form a union at the flagship location.
The settlement comes two years after the state’s Labor Commission cited the Anaheim Marriott for $12.45 million for alleged violations of the “right to recall” law.
The position of ‘only’ in standard spoken English is not fixed.
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Santa Ana council members moved to dedicate Frank and Irene Palomino Park in remembrance of a couple that challenged school segregation in the landmark Mendez, et al case.
Huntington Beach’s status as a charter city does not exempt it from examination by the California state auditor’s office.
The Laguna Beach City Council unanimously approved a motion to have the city’s new emergency operations center named after Matt Lawson, formerly the chair of the city’s emergency disaster preparedness committee.
Former State Parks Supt. Kevin Pearsall’s arraignment has been rescheduled for Sept. 21, after a court appearance Thursday.
Law-abiding locals turned out to the Bonita Canyon Sports Park Tuesday to learn more about public safety, volunteer opportunities and to take a peek “behind the badge.”
Morgan Pinckney became the first Governor’s Cup champion for Newport Harbor Yacht Club since Michael Menninger won back-to-back titles in 2007 and 2008.
Elizabeth Pearson, who played a pivotal role in the construction of the Laguna Beach Community and Susi Q Center, left a $280,000 bequest in her will to Laguna Beach Seniors.
