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By a 4-1 vote, O.C. Supervisors passed a resolution asking the U.S. Department of Justice to take another look at ex-supervisor Andrew Do’s plea deal and proposed sentence ahead of his June court date.
Citing high calls for service and drug-related criminal activity, the Santa Ana City Council empowered its city attorney to file a lawsuit against two motels and a restaurant along the corridor.
Coastal Frontiers, a consultant hired by San Clemente, outlined an exploration plan to find sand deposits for future beach nourishment projects.
International students at Cal State Fullerton, Chapman University and UC Irvine have had their visas revoked as part of President Trump’s immigration policies.
Grace Baptist Church is planning to sell more than half of its property in Garden Grove to Brandywine Homes, making it the latest housing development plan involving an Orange County church.
Anaheim’s revamp of Highway 39 includes more housing, motel demolitions and three popular food and beverage chains coming to the city’s west side.
Administrative hearings are scheduled for several Chapman University students alleged to have used amplified sound in violation of conduct codes during a rally last month.
Weapons screening, higher staffing levels and equipment upgrades round out a list of demands made by Anaheim Regional Medical Center nurses at an info picket and at the bargaining table.
Fullerton City Council approved a new policy that removes newspapers from City Hall while designating a community news space at its main library.
Tustin City Council changed its contract with the developer of the Jessup townhomes, which allowed for a roughly $290,000 refund of affordable housing in-lieu fees already paid.
