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The Initiative Aims to Gather Data on State Law Violations, with City Intervention Contingent on Resources and Case-By-Case Review.

Officials and Residents Debate the Effectiveness of Education, Enforcement, and Infrastructure Improvements in Addressing a Growing Trend of E-Bike Related Incidents.

The Proposed Ordinance Aims to Establish a 10-Mile-Per-Hour Speed Limit for Electric Mobility Devices on City Sidewalks for Riders Under 18, While Prioritizing Pedestrian Right-Of-Way.

Questions Arise Regarding Ocpa's Claims of Renewable Energy Delivery and the Clarity Provided to Member Municipalities About Financial Obligations.

The City Processed Code Updates and Broke Ground on Significant Educational Infrastructure While Opening a New Community Amenity in August.

The System, Which Faces Privacy Scrutiny Countywide, Aims to Enforce Time Limits and Paid Parking Requirements Using Vehicle-Mounted Cameras.

The Master Plan for the Former State Hospital Campus Includes 920 Affordable Units and 25 Acres of Public Open Space.

The Unanimous Vote Followed Mind Oc's Notification That It Could No Longer Financially Uphold Its Existing Contract, Amidst a Broader Legal Dispute with the County of Orange.

The Upcoming Discussion Follows a Police Presentation on the System's Use and Calls for an Expanded Review of the City's Approach to the Technology.

The Program Seeks to Expand Public Notification and Require Planning Commission Approval for Facilities Handling Acutely Hazardous Materials Citywide.

The City Proceeds Under a Court Order, as the County Registrar Withholds Voter Information and the California Secretary of State Reviews the Election's Legitimacy.

The City Must Conduct Its Own Mail-In Ballot Process for Three Initiatives After a Judge's Order and the County's Refusal to Provide Assistance.

Ongoing Testing for Santa Ana's Light Rail System Continues as Critical Sewer Rehabilitation, Regional Rail Maintenance, and Innovative Stormwater Projects Advance Across Orange County.

Deliberations for the City's Top Executive Position Will Occur Roughly Seven Months After the Previous City Manager's Resignation.

Nine Permits for a Hyper-Speed Composting System Were Approved by South Coast Aqmd, Eliminating a Potential Regulatory Penalty and Boosting Waste Processing Capacity.

From Beach Protection Efforts to Proposed Data Center Bans and Stadium Repair Negotiations, Localities Across Orange County Address a Range of Pressing Issues.

Municipalities and the County Are Facing Increasing Financial Strain as Law Enforcement Contracts Expire, Prompting Debates Over Sustainable Compensation in a Competitive Environment.

The Proposed Update, Designed to Align the City's Growth Regulations with Its 2022 General Plan, Now Awaits Consideration by the City Council.

Supervisors Janet Nguyen and Vicente Sarmiento Are Pressing the Board to Grant Itself Subpoena Authority to Investigate Public Contract Mismanagement Following Recent Audits.

City Officials Briefed the City Council in September on Potential Record Coastal Inundation and Detailed Proactive Measures, Including a Winter Sand Berm and Resident Flood Mitigation Programs.

The Proposed Prohibition Is Part of an Upcoming Comprehensive Zoning Code Update, with Council Members Split on the Measure.

Officials in Santa Ana and Fullerton Are Set to Address Resident Concerns Regarding Flock Camera Technology, Its Data Collection, and Sharing Practices.

The Unanimous Decision by the City Council Follows Recent High Tide Damage and Forecasts for a Strong El Niño Winter.

As the Angels Baseball Team Nears a Sale to Stan Kroenke, Questions Remain Regarding Who Will Be Financially Responsible for Any Needed Repairs to Angel Stadium, Pending the Completion of a City-Commissioned Condition Assessment.

An Analysis Suggests That Despite a Call for Public Input, the County's Published Financial Plan Omits Critical Specifics Available in Its Own Accounting Systems, Hindering Citizen Understanding.