LA Times
-
Should cars be banned on Broadway in downtown L.A.?
If Councilman Jose Huizar's idea is approved, Broadway would be the first major street in Los Angeles to go car free.
-
Finding patients where they live: Street medicine grows, along with homeless population
A four-person medical team offers care to some of the sickest people in L.A. by meeting them where they live, on the street.
-
Search continues for missing Malibu woman with bipolar disorder
Julia Christine Snyder, 53, suffers from bipolar disorder and does not have her medications.
-
Is California headed back into drought, or did we never really leave one?
Rainfall has been below average for 14 of the last 21 years in downtown Los Angeles
-
New bullet train plan paints optimistic picture, but opposition continues to grow
The 2020 blueprint for building the Los Angeles to San Francisco bullet train has generated more hesitation and open opposition than any other biennial plan since voters approved a $9 billion bond for the effort in 2008.
City of Orange
-
Citizen Police Academy
Are you interested in having an extensive look inside your local police department? Do you live or work in the City of Orange?
-
Multifamily
multifamily, apartments, duplex, solid waste trash recycling
-
Residential
-
Explorers
The Orange Police Explorer Post was founded in 1963. Post number 266 was the first municipal police department explorer post established in the United States. Our explorer post welcomes motivated young adults who are interested in participating in law enforcement programs and learning first-hand the fundamentals of the criminal justice systems.
-
The 2020-2025 Consolidated Plan
This page contains information about the preparation of the 2020-2025 Consolidated Plan.
LA Times – Orange County
-
Murder charge dropped against O.C. woman who fatally stabbed attacker
Prosecutors say after further review of the evidence, the woman acted in self-defense in the 2017 killing.
-
False tsunami alarm wakes Huntington Beach residents
Despite the sirens that went off about 4 a.m., 'there is no current threat to our community,' the Huntington Beach Police Department said on Facebook.
-
O.C. deputies' lapses prompt massive review of evidence handling
The Orange County Sheriff's Department must review the evidence in more than 22,000 cases after 15 deputies were criminally investigated for failing to properly book information.
-
Anaheim pastor arrested on suspicion of sexual assault; two victims were minors at the time, authorities say
Anaheim pastor arrest on suspicion of sexual assault; two of the victims were minors at the time
-
More than 400,000 gallons of crude fouled the Orange County Coast 30 years ago
The American Trader ran over its anchor off Huntington Beach on Feb. 7, 1990, causing the biggest California oil spill since the 1969 disaster in Santa Barbara
OC Register
-
New $185 million complex at UCI will unite health sciences programs
The university will use the new college's integrated approach to benefit the community as well.
-
Inmate on death row for Orange County killing dies in hospital
John Abel was sentenced to death for the fatal shooting Jan. 4, 1991, of a man at a bank in Tustin.
-
Rep. Lowenthal co-sponsors bill to ban single-use plastics
Requiring big corporations to take responsibility for their pollution, the Break Free from Plastic Pollution Act was introduced by Sen. Tom Udall, D-New Mexico and Rep. Alan Lowenthal, D-Long Beach, this week with Rep. Jimmy Panetta, D-Carmel Valley, signed on as one of its co-sponsors.
-
American Revolution reenactment debuts at Huntington Beach Central Park
It's being held on the same battleground as the city's annual Civil War Days.
-
San Juan Capistrano apartment fire displaces 29 people
Some 75 firefighters responded and knocked down the blaze in about 40 minutes, officials said.