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A series of economic sanctions against Russia signed into law last month will be put on hold. According to the Associated Press, President Donald Trump on Friday signed an executive order pausing the moves aimed at Moscow, stating the action was in the national interest.
Through the combined efforts of Garden Grove and Westminster police, along with the Orange County Fire Authority, two persons have been arrested in connection with a series of arson fires.
A request for a one-year extension on a large proposed six-story apartment complex was itself extended by the Garden Grove Planning Commission.
A handful of new dining options and one caffeine oasis are poised to open in Orange County this and next year. One comes with a Noma co-founder’s culinary pedigree, while another promises a honky-tonk vibe with your latte.
Most days, the California’s secretary of state’s tasks include overseeing business filings, historic documents and notaries public. But come election time, the state agency becomes a conductor in a symphony of activity essential to democracy.
Elected officials in two Orange County cities are expected to consider if they want to stop using automated license plate readers amid growing privacy concerns from residents around the technology that police officials say help stop crimes.
Disneyland will no longer put Magic Key annual passholders in “time out” if they have too many unexcused absences with a new policy change made in response to feedback by the Anaheim theme park’s most loyal customers.
Here is a baker’s dozen of September’s most-popular real estate stories from the Southern California News Group, as measured by online viewership.
Housing First emerged in New York City during the early 1990s as a groundbreaking approach to ending chronic homelessness. By 2003, it had gained national recognition as an evidence-based strategy, and between 2010 and 2016 it became the cornerstone of the federal government’s response to homelessness because decades of research consistently demonstrated that providing permanent…