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A Union Strike Impacts County Services, a Proposed Battery Storage Facility Application Is Withdrawn, and Significant Infrastructure and Policy Decisions Unfold Across Orange County.
Candidates Connor Traut and Tim Shaw Detail Their Perspectives on Regional Collaboration, Addressing Homelessness, and Improving Orange County's Vital Infrastructure.
Fierce Santa Ana Winds Drove a Rapidly Spreading Blaze Across Hundreds of Acres, Affecting Residential Structures and Closing a Freeway Off-Ramp.
Santa Ana's Economic Development Team Continues to Support Local Commerce Through Various Programs and Community Engagement Efforts, Alongside New Commercial Openings.
City Officials and Residents Discussed Sand Replenishment, Structural Enhancements, and Emergency Preparations Following Recent Coastal Flooding on the Balboa Peninsula.
The League of California Cities Recognized Santa Ana's Comprehensive Transit Zoning Code Update, Aimed at Addressing Long-Standing Environmental Inequities in the Logan and Lacy Neighborhoods, with Its Highest Municipal Honor.
The New Establishment at 19800 Macarthur Boulevard Began Serving Breakfast and Lunch This Past Week, with Plans for a Happy Hour.
An Established E-Commerce Wholesaler of Currency Collectibles Secured a 29,932-Square-Foot Warehouse in Orange County’s Airport Area Submarket for Its New Corporate Headquarters.
Following the Closure of the Anaheim Resort Transportation Network, the Expanded Shuttle Service Introduces Additional Costs and Potential Travel Time Considerations for Disneyland Visitors.
The New Irvine Facility Integrates Product Development, Engineering, Testing, and Comprehensive Hands-On Training to Strengthen Connections with the North American Market.
The City Celebrates the Completion of Significant Public Infrastructure Projects and Receives a Top Planning Award for Its Transit Zoning Code Update.
The Agreement with the Orange County District Attorney’s Office Addresses Costs for Affected Residents and Emergency Responders, Alongside Civil Penalties and a Safety Oversight Plan for the Company’s Operations.
Coastal Erosion, Exacerbated by Recent High Tides, Has Prompted the Closure of a Key Highway Section as Caltrans Assesses Damage Near Laguna Beach.
The Orange County Transportation Authority Board Voted to Expedite Sand Replenishment Efforts, Though Project Timelines Are Projected to Extend Beyond the Anticipated End of the Current El Niño Season.
Public Outcry and a Past State Violation Prompt a Future Orange County Water District Board Presentation to Address Ongoing Work in the Santa Ana River.
Caltrans Enacted a Precautionary Closure for a Segment of Pacific Coast Highway After a Large Crack Appeared on an Adjacent Cliffside, Following a Period of Intense Wave Activity.
More Than 465 Teamsters Local 952 Members Began a Work Stoppage Tuesday, Potentially Affecting Critical Public Services Across the County.
More Than 20 Items, Including Significant Contracts and Grant Applications, Were Ratified by the Board After Services Had Begun or Commitments Were Made.
The City of Santa Ana Officially Opened Upgraded Public Recreational Facilities at Lillie King Park and Angels Community Park in Late September 2026.
The Agreement with GKN Aerospace, Announced by the Orange County District Attorney, Addresses Restitution for Evacuees and First Responders, and Includes Ongoing Facility Monitoring.
Rising Sea Levels, Increased Heat, and Wildfire Risks Are Transforming Development and Policy Considerations Across Coastal and Inland Orange County Communities.
The City of Santa Ana's Rent Stabilization Division Released the Annual Maximum Allowable Rent Increase and Reminded Property Owners of Registration Requirements, Concurrent with the City Council's Approval of Continued Funding for Emergency Housing Aid.
Carol Moore, a Candidate for the Laguna Woods City Council in the 2026 Election, Outlined Her Views on the City's Financial Standing, Challenges in Meeting Housing Mandates, and Priorities Including Public Safety.
A Senior Paralegal, Nguyen Outlines Priorities for Housing, Fiscal Responsibility, Public Safety, and Transparency in Her Responses to a Candidate Questionnaire.
Steven Von Der Porten, a Candidate for Aliso Viejo City Council District 2, Recently Outlined His Positions on Housing Mandates, City Finances, and Governmental Transparency in Response to a Candidate Questionnaire.
The Addition Strengthens the Firm's Nationwide General Liability Litigation Practice and Its Bench for Complex, High-Exposure Claims.
The Promotion Recognizes Ms. Barkow's Nearly a Decade of Experience in Corporate Transactions and Her Leadership Within the Firm's Legal Practice.
The Expanded Semiconductor Firm Targets Significant Annual Cost Savings and Broadens Its Market Presence in Defense, Automotive, and Connected Technologies.
The County of Orange Has Introduced a Dedicated Website to Centralize Emergency Information and Resources for Residents and Businesses Ahead of Anticipated Winter Storms.
A Rare Combination of Meteorological and Oceanic Phenomena Led to Significant Coastal Flooding This Week, Impacting Homes, Roads, and Public Access Points in Orange County.
City Officials Declared a Local Emergency and Temporarily Restricted Access to Beaches and Piers Due to Anticipated High Tides and Significant Surf.
An Orange County Plan-Review Filing Indicates a New Italian Restaurant Specializing in New York and Sicilian-Style Pizzas Is Advancing Through County Review Processes.
An Orange County Plan-Review Filing Identifies a New Sal's Pizzeria Project at 27680 Marguerite Parkway, Suite A, Currently Undergoing County Review.
The Buffet-Style Restaurant Chain, Which Ceased Operations in 2020, Plans to Return to Its Original Talbert Avenue Site with Updated Decor.
Pending Applications with the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control Include Permits for Both Wholesale Distribution and Off-Sale Retail Activities at 16 Morning Light.
The Oregon-Based Coffee Chain, Known for Its Espresso and Energy Drinks, Has Submitted a Plan-Review Filing for a Potential New Outlet in Orange County.
A Resident Group Has Filed a Lawsuit Alleging the City's Housing Element Relies on Unlawful Overlay Zoning to Meet State-Mandated Housing Obligations, Citing a Recent Appellate Court Precedent.
National Surveys and Industry Professionals Highlight How Increased Expenses and Interest Rates Are Reshaping Commercial Real Estate Development Approaches and Project Designs.
Commercial Real Estate Professionals in Orange County Are Urged to Focus on Current Market Realities Rather Than Waiting for a Return to Past Conditions, as Interest Rates and Other Factors Demonstrate Constant Fluctuation.
A Permit Application Has Been Submitted to Convert an Existing Retail Space Into a New Pet Grooming Salon on Beach Boulevard.
Investel Garden Resorts Seeks an Additional Year to Begin Construction on a 53-Unit Development on Choisser Road, Alongside a New Single-Family Home Proposal.
Coastal Communities in Orange County Experienced Significant Inundation Friday as a Massive Swell, Higher Than Initially Predicted, Combined with High Tides and the Influence of Tropical Storm Rachel and El Niño.
Street Flooding on the Balboa Peninsula Prompted a Local Emergency Declaration, While Laguna Beach Also Reported Seawater Encroaching on Coastal Areas Ahead of Tropical Storm Rachel.
The Long-Standing Industrial-Zoned Property on Katella Avenue Was Sold as Yamaha Relocates Its U.s. Headquarters, with a Lease-Back Arrangement Through 2028.
A Settlement Agreement on October 5 Concludes a Multi-Year Legal Dispute, Transferring Operational Control of Facilities in Orange and Irvine to the County Health Care Agency.
The City's Preparations Follow a Summer of Multiple Water-Related Deaths and Significant Shoreline Changes.
The County's Proposed Fiscal Year 2026-27 Budget Allocates Significantly More Discretionary Funding to Law Enforcement and Jail Operations Than to Permanent Housing Initiatives, Despite Decades of Evidence Supporting 'Housing First' Strategies.
City Councils in Santa Ana, Brea, and Fullerton Are Slated to Consider the Future of Their Automated License Plate Reader Contracts and Data Use Policies This Week, Following a Decision by Costa Mesa Officials Earlier This Summer.
The City Seeks $750,000 From OCTA to Acquire New Vehicles and Preserve Free Senior Transportation Options, Contrasting with Rising Costs in Other Orange County Cities.
