Mayor Pro Tem Harlan Refers to Costa Mesa Homeless Shelter as “Not a Homeless Shelter,” Then Proceeds to Call it a Shelter
The Mayor Pro Tem contradicts his own talking point rather quickly. Costa Mesa Mayor Pro Tem Jeffrey Harlan recently
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Costa Mesa Woman Says Apple Watch Alert Saved Her Life
A woman from Costa Mesa says the alert pushed her to go to the hospital. A pregnant woman from
Rep. Katie Porter Attends Event Despite Having COVID, Fires Staffer for Failure to Follow Safety Procedures
“I cannot allow you back in the office, given your failure to follow office policies,” Porter wrote via text
John Wayne Airport to Welcome Breeze Airways Starting in February
Customer friendly perks and nonstop transcontinental flights make travel look like a Breeze. Starting on February 16, travellers out
Costa Mesa Police Department Receives Grant to Educate, Enforce Traffic Safety Laws
The department believes the grant will be an effective way to change behaviors. Costa Mesa’s Police Department is increasing
Costa Mesa’s State Ranking for Financial Health Under “Moderate Risk”
The city’s “Moderate Risk” ranking for poor pension fund management could drag the city to the financial brink if
Costa Mesa Councilmember Manuel Chavez Runs Unopposed for City Council
Chavez is running unopposed for Costa Mesa’s Fourth District. Manuel Chavez is the first Latino to be elected to
Arlis Reynolds, Others, Announce Support For Measure K, Limiting Voter Power to Approve Projects
Reynolds was on the Ad Hoc Housing Committee that drafted Measure K, rolling back residents’ right to vote on
Protesters Oppose Dredging Project in Newport Beach
“Friends of Newport Harbor,” resisted & protested the dredging project citing concerns about dumping “toxic” waste in a residential
Robert Dickson Runs for Costa Mesa City Council District 5 Seat
“We’re literally talking about the future of our neighborhoods..” says Dickson. Robert Dickson is throwing his hat in the