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Initial Election Returns Show a Decisive Defeat for the Initiative Aimed at Lowering the City's State-Mandated Housing Allocations.
The Off-Market Sale of the Two-Building Talbert Avenue Property Closed at Approximately $367 Per Square Foot.
The Application Requests Authorization for 50,563 Tons of Riprap, a 1,223-Foot Seawall, and 690,000 Cubic Yards of Sand Replenishment.
KB Home Secures Unanimous Entitlement to Replace an Existing Office and Industrial Facility with 16 Residential Buildings.
City Leaders Debate Stiffer Enforcement and Permit Requirements as Electric Bicycle Accidents in Anaheim Climb to 38 This Year.
The 6,000-Space Structure Will Miss the Opening of the Avengers Campus Expansion and the 2028 Summer Olympics in Anaheim.
The Decision Postpones Initial Steps for a Proposed Mixed-Use Neighborhood Until Early 2027.
Residents Were Turned Away From the New Public Pool's Unveiling Event While Elected Officials Accessed the Facility, Raising Concerns About Project Readiness and City Communication.
Agreements Outline a Multi-Year Process for a Developer to Acquire, Prepare, and Transfer the 68-Acre Site to the City, Following Decades of Development Proposals.
The 20,131-Square-Foot Facility at Irvine Towers Expands the Company's Offerings for Professionals Near John Wayne Airport.
A San Diego Superior Court Judge Has Ordered Huntington Beach to Pay Over $160,000 and Subsequent Monthly Penalties Due to Its Failure to Meet State Housing Plan Requirements.
Local Governments and Agencies Across Orange County Are Responding to Financial Pressures, Community Concerns, and Environmental Challenges Impacting Public Infrastructure and Planning.
A Private Partnership Has Sold the 20,309-Square-Foot Fullerton Court Property, Fully Occupied at the Time of Sale, to a Private 1031 Exchange Investor.
The Unanimous Vote Implements New Restrictions and Enforcement Measures as Orange County Officials Address Rising E-Bike Related Incidents.
Record-Setting Tide Levels Led to Road Closures and Metrolink Service Suspensions Earlier This Week, with Coastal Flood Warnings Remaining in Effect Through Thursday.
Unprecedented 8.4-Foot Tides on the Balboa Peninsula Led to Widespread Inundation, Challenging City Defenses and Private Property During a Recent Surge.
The Union, Primarily Representing Landfill Workers, Cites the Absence of Back Pay and a Signing Bonus as Key Obstacles in Negotiations with County Supervisors.
A Proposal to Develop a New Police Station and City Jail on Open Space Near the Newport Beach Civic Center Has Become a Significant Issue in the November City Council Election.
Orange County Officials’ Formal Complaint to the State Labor Board Outlined Significant Operational Impacts at County Landfills During a Teamsters Union Strike, Despite Earlier Assurances of Normal Service.
The Operational Shift Follows Sustained Advocacy From Local Activist Groups Challenging Previous County Practices for Vegetation Management.
Provided Source Material Details Municipal Affairs and Candidate Positions in Newport, Rhode Island, Without Relevance to Orange County, California.
The 35-Unit Multifamily Community at 515 S. Knott Avenue Was Acquired by a Southern California Firm, with Intentions to Upgrade Unit Interiors and Common Areas.
Caltrans Implements Lane Shifts for Pacific Coast Highway Bluff Repair, While Pacific Surfliner Tracks Close Due to High Surf; the Orange County Transportation Authority Advances Plans for Track Stabilization and Extends an Emergency Declaration for Sand Procurement.
Following Federal and Independent Inquiries Into Resort District Influence, Significant Political Spending Has Been Channeled Through Candidate-Specific Committees Ahead of Upcoming Elections.
Coastal and Inland Municipalities Have Issued Emergency Declarations, Deployed Protective Infrastructure, and Advised Residents on Preparedness as Heavy Rain and High Tides Are Anticipated Through March.
Newport Beach and Long Beach Experienced Flooding Monday, with Forecasters Predicting Even Higher Sea Levels Through Thursday.
Exceptionally High Tides Are Impacting Vulnerable Areas and Causing Metrolink Service Suspensions Through Friday.
Unusually High Tides on Monday Caused Street Flooding in Low-Lying Areas of Newport Beach, with Even Higher Tides Anticipated for Tuesday Across the Orange County Coastline.
The New Plan, an Appendix to the City's General Plan, Outlines Eight Goals to Bring Fullerton Into Compliance with State Requirements for Disadvantaged Communities.
The Project Will Add a Fourth Pool, Covered Bleachers, and Support Amenities to Enhance Competitive and Community Aquatic Programs, with Completion Expected by Spring 2028.
The All-You-Can-Eat Buffet Chain, Under New Ownership, Proposes Its First California Restaurant Since Its 2020 Closures at a Talbert Avenue Site.
The Temporary Measure Between Laguna Niguel/mission Viejo and Oceanside Aims to Prevent Rail Disruptions From Anticipated High Tides.
Draft Findings From the Trump Administration Propose Suspending Federal Funding Unless California Addresses Specific Demands Benefiting Certain Industries.
A Statewide Ballot Measure Seeks to Establish a Significant Down Payment Assistance Program for Middle-Class Homebuyers, Focusing Exclusively on Newly Built Homes.
The New Fully Electric Facility Replaces a 60-Year-Old Pool and Community Center, Funded by Local Sales Tax, the Cannabis Public Benefit Fund, and Federal ARPA Funds.
Average Price Falls for the 23rd Consecutive Day, Attributed to the Early Allowance of Winter-Blend Fuel in the Market.
The Irvine Ranch Water District Has Initiated a Phased Water Level Reduction at Orange County's Largest Reservoir to Facilitate Critical Dam Repairs and Enhance Flood Protection.
City Leaders Are Considering Plans to Enlarge an Existing Community Stage to Seat up to 600 Attendees, with Potential Benefits From a Partnership with the Capistrano Unified School District.
The Irvine Ranch Water District Is Initiating a Decade-Long Planned Effort to Upgrade the 1933-Built Santiago Creek Dam, with Work Expected to Conclude by 2030.
Newport Beach's Hannouche Architects and Costa Mesa's Chameleon Design Contributed to Seven Nominations for Woodbridge Pacific Group's Projects Ahead of Anaheim Ceremony.
The City of Santa Ana's August 2026 Economic Development Newsletter Highlighted an Upcoming Commercial Opening Alongside Various Municipal Initiatives to Foster Local Business Growth.
The Southern California-Focused Industrial REIT Saw Its Shares Dip After Reporting Mixed Third-Quarter Earnings, Signaling Investor Caution Despite a Raised Outlook for Core Funds From Operations.
Ongoing Construction at the Anaheim Theme Park Resort Is Prompting Significant Changes to External Shuttle and Guest Drop-Off Procedures.
The Global Edge Computing and Industrial Edge AI Solutions Provider Celebrated the Grand Opening with a Two-Day Event Involving Local Leaders, Technology Partners, and Customers.
Due Diligence Agreements with Developers Will Evaluate Residential Concepts, Potentially Including Workforce Housing and Green Space, on the Pleasant View and Sun View Properties in Huntington Beach.
The $5 Billion Development, Approved by the City in 2022, Will Introduce New Culinary Concepts From Chefs Tim Hollingsworth and José Andrés, Alongside a 50,000-Square-Foot Food Hall.
A New Forecast From University Researchers Indicates Subdued Regional Employment Gains and Ongoing Affordability Issues for Homebuyers Through 2027.
A City Council Subcommittee Will Now Review a Proposed Park Overhaul, Initiated by a Nearby Marriott Hotel, with a Mandate to Preserve Existing Trees Following Resident Opposition.
The Orange County Board of Supervisors Will Hold a Closed-Door Meeting to Consider Contract Offers for Public Works and Waste Employees Following a Temporary Suspension of Picketing.
