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News Summary Irvine has launched the construction of the Irvine Fieldhouse, its first municipal gym, with a $97.9 million investment. This 110,000 square feet facility
News Summary Huntington Beach is at the center of an immigration controversy as it celebrates its status as a nonsanctuary city amidst widespread protests against
News Summary Jordan Kirby, a former U.S. Coast Guard officer, has officially announced his candidacy for the California’s 72nd Assembly District seat in the upcoming
News Summary The Orange County Grand Jury has expressed serious concerns regarding hate crime reporting, highlighting incomplete municipal records and a need for better public
News Summary The Santa Ana City Council will vote on appointing T. Jack Morse as the first police oversight director amid concerns over police accountability.
News Summary Two doctors in Irvine are facing serious sexual assault allegations involving patients and relatives, raising concerns about patient safety within the healthcare system.
News Summary Costa Mesa is exploring the development of housing units at the former Fairview Developmental Center, which could see 4,000 units built. Concerns have
News Summary In a significant election outcome, voters in Huntington Beach have passed Measures A and B, rejecting conservative control of library policies. Measure A
News Summary Local officials in Santa Ana are pushing for the withdrawal of the National Guard from downtown due to declining business activity and heightened
News Summary The Newport Beach City Council has unanimously approved a $170,000 grant for its police department to participate in the U.S. Department of Homeland
