Planning

The U.s. Customs and Border Protection System, Valued at $1 Million, Is Intended to Monitor the Coastline for Vessels Suspected of Human Smuggling.

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

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.

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

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

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.

The Action Follows Escalating Resident Complaints Regarding Public Safety Concerns and Unauthorized Occupation of the Property.

Community Centers, Libraries, and Senior Centers Across Orange County Are Open to Help Residents Escape Elevated Temperatures and High Humidity.

The City Has Conceptually Approved a Second Phase for Treating Canary Island Date Palms Against an Invasive Beetle, Pending Budget Review and Community Input.

City Leaders Outline Plans for Sand Replenishment and Retention, While Voters Prepare to Decide on a Dedicated Funding Source for Beach Preservation.

Libraries, Community Centers, and a Senior Facility Are Available to Residents Seeking Respite During High Temperatures in the City.

Newport Beach Residents Prepare to Vote on a Housing Reduction Initiative, While Anaheim Addresses Nuisance Properties and an OC Agency Faces Public Records Questions.

The Decision, Approved by a 5-2 Vote, Aims to Unify Areas Like El Modena and Olive Heights Under City Control, Citing Improved Service Consistency.

A 4-1 Vote by the Board Against a Motion by Supervisor Katrina Foley Has Stalled Proposed Lease Updates Intended to Enable Financing for Two New Hotels.