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In the wake of City Manager Jim Vanderpool’s resignation in February, Anaheim is hoping to hire a permanent replacement by fall.
Millions have poured into the 67th Assembly District race to succeed outgoing Assemblymember Sharon Quirk-Silva. Big Tech, billionaires, casino tycoons and unions have jumped into the fray.
Newport Beach is soliciting applications to seat four resident members of an advisory board that will explore three possible sites for a new police headquarters.
A proposal for 181 single-family housing units in Trabuco Canyon cleared another hurdle when Orange County supervisors dismissed an appeal by residents and conservationists opposed to the development. The project was first zoned 46 years ago.
Newport Beach City Council denied an appeal of a plan to replace the Big Newport movie theater with two high-rise condominium towers.
A lawsuit alleges that an officer identified as Nathan Garcia used excessive force in the controversial shooting of Alberto Arzola of last year. He was also sued for his handling of an arrest of a 14-year-old in 2024.
A Garden Grove family will allowed to keep their two pot-bellied pig pets after the City Council took the first step toward lifting a residential ban on the animals.
The complaint argues against Newport Beach’s position that the surf park still has development rights over a small tract of golf course land after a petition effort successfully led to the rescission of its general plan amendment.
Councilmembers punted on a vote to put a 1% sales tax increase on the November ballot as Orange faces significant financial hardships.
San Clemente officials want to clarify who can argue for and against a sales tax hike for beach erosion and wildfire protection projects before putting it on the ballot.
