Congressional Candidate Scott Baugh Takes a Stand Against California’s Housing Crisis
The candidate says California needs to make home-ownership more attainable, not less. Congressional candidate Scott Baugh has cast a
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Dave Min’s Absence on Crucial Homelessness Vote Sparks Outrage
Min refrains from voting on Critical Homelessness Prevention Act. The Senate Judiciary Committee’s September 14th session concluded with public
Costa Mesa Faces Crime Surge: Local Group Takes Action
Community mobilizes to combat rising theft and violence. Costa Mesa, renowned for its thriving community spirit, finds itself grappling
What Are Costa Mesa’s Homeless Housing Projects Costing You?
Taxpayers will pay $100 million to bring 166 permanent homelessness housing units to Costa Mesa under California’s Homekey program.
Tableau Kitchen and Bar: A Fusion of Flavors and Innovation at South Coast Plaza
Tableau Kitchen and Bar may often be overlooked amidst the bustling culinary scene at South Coast Plaza. The plaza
Southern California Law Enforcement Agencies Receive $270M Grant to Combat Organized Retail Crime
Millions in grant money are being awarded to law enforcement agencies in Southern California to combat organized retail crime,
Climate Policy Becoming Expensive for Costa Mesa
Costa Mesa braces for potential economic burdens amid state’s push for electric trucks. The clash between climate policy and
Mesa Verde Plaza Owner Challenging Costa Mesa’s Approval of Cannabis Retail Shop
Owner Mark Les Appeals Decision, Citing Impact on Family-Friendly Community. Mark Les, owner of Mesa Verde Plaza, is challenging
Residents Show Up and Change City Council Direction
Orange County residents showed up en masse to challenge city council’s selection of the Costa Mesa Tennis Center operator.
Costa Mesa Councilmember Don Harper Calls into Question Transparency in Selection Process for Tennis Center Operators
Transparency Concerns Raised as City Council Navigates Selection of New Tennis Center Operator. Costa Mesa held a July 18