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Anaheim sets July 2027 deadline for A-Town developer to revise stalled housing deals

Anaheim City Council voted 6-1 Tuesday, with Mayor Ashleigh Aitken opposing, to terminate its A-Town development agreement with PT Metro, LLC on July 31, 2027, unless amendments addressing the project's performance milestones are adopted by then. The discussion of the development agreement on Tuesday was the required public hearing mandated...

Anaheim, CA · 16h
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Anaheim Agrees Not to Restrict Unhoused People’s Movement Around Shelters

The city of Anaheim agreed not to engage in a policy that restricted unhoused people from walking or biking to and from city-funded shelters, a part of a civil rights settlement with Orange County, according to court papers obtained Thursday. Under the former policy, shelter residents who did not own...

Anaheim, CA · 1d

unearththevoyage.com

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Dubbed a Smaller Caltech, This California College Keeps Flying Under the Radar, and Its Campus Tours Show Off Tree-Lined Grounds

Some of the best finds in California are the places you almost drive right past. Tucked among shady streets and old buildings sits a small college that science lovers whisper about like a secret. Visitors walk in expecting a quick look around and leave talking about the trees, the friendly...

Claremont, CA · 1d
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Porterville Recorder

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Bailey has sold round in SoCal Championships

Porterville High sophomore Allison Bailey had a solid round on Thursday in her second straight trip to the Southern California Regional Girls Golf Championships at Los Serranos Country Club in Chino Hills. Bailey fired a 5-over-par 79 which missed the cut by six strokes to advance to the State Championships....

Porterville, CA · 15h

tsl.news

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Pomona College community raises concern over proposed academic building security policy

Editor’s note: Soren Murphy-Pearson PO ’29 is an Associated Students of Pomona College (ASPC) Senator and South Campus Representative. This is not a news article, and the information stated here is not stated on behalf of ASPC. Murphy-Pearson is also part of an ad-hoc committee involved in the policy discussed in this article.

Pomona, CA · 23h

iebusinessdaily.com

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Rancho Cucamonga adds EV charging stations

Rancho Cucamonga has completed a $1 million electric vehicle charging station. The project at the Corporate Yard, 8794 Lion St., adds 41 charging stations for the city’s electric vehicle fleet, according to a statement released by the city. It will also support Rancho Cucamonga’s ongoing move to electric light-...

Rancho Cucamonga, CA · 2d

The Desert Sun

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Incumbent Frank Figueroa takes lead in Coachella mayor's race

Coachella Mayor Frank Figueroa has taken a narrow lead in his race to win a full term, according to the latest election results posted Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 11. Councilmember Denise Delgado, who is one of Figueroa's challengers, had been leading until the updated results released by the Riverside County Registrar of Voters. Delgado was in second place in the latest count, just 67 votes behind Figueroa. Jesus "Kino" Gonzalez was in third, 77 votes behind Delgado. The fourth candidate, Francisco Molina, was in a distant last place, more than 1,000 votes behind Gonzalez. Even if she does not win the mayor's seat, Delgado will remain on the council, where her term runs until 2028. Figueroa, however, will not because his council term ends in December 2026. The registrar said 193,500 vote-by-mail ballots and 11,000 conditional voter registration ballots remained to be counted countywide. It did not release a breakdown by city, but about 1% of the county's registered voters live in Coachella. Although he is the incumbent in the race, Figueroa has served as the city's mayor for less than seven months. The council voted to appoint him earlier this year to replace longtime mayor Steven Hernandez, who resigned in

Coachella, CA · 2d

fullertonobserver.com

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Veterans Day in Fullerton 2026: The shortest parade

Along Harbor Boulevard, across from Ralphs near Hillcrest Park, families gathered to watch the parade that started on Berkeley Avenue on Wednesday, November 11, at 10 am. The parade, which lasted just over eight minutes, was held to honor our nation’s veterans. Although brief, the parade was full of...

Fullerton, CA · 1d

gladiatortimes.com

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Gilbert Celebrates Student Standouts of Week 4

Congratulations to Alexa Bolaños and Diamond Esquivel as the Gladiators of Greatness for Week 4. These two students have worked hard to earn this recognition. Mr. Laningham shared, “Alexa puts everything into her assignments. She shows up with a wonderful attitude and a ready smile. She also plans to stay in the Gilbert Universe and graduate with us in the spring.”

Anaheim, CA · 2d

multihousingnews.com

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Advanced Real Estate Pays $56M for Inland Empire Asset

The buyer also assumed an existing Freddie Mac loan. Advanced Real Estate has acquired the 253-unit Casitas Apartment Homes in Ontario, Calif., for $56.2 million. The Mogharebi Group represented the seller, which Yardi Matrix data identified as Benedict Canyon Equities. Advanced also assumed the property’s existing debt. The Freddie Mac...

Ontario, CA · 22h

ABC7

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More than 2,000 flags planted at Covina middle school as part of Veterans Day tribute

Volunteers planted more than 2,000 American flags on the grounds of Sierra Vista Middle School as part of an annual Veterans Day tribute.

Covina, CA · 2d

The Gadgeteer

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The Museum Americans Fly to Tokyo to See Is Getting a Permanent Home in Anaheim

TeamLab is building its first permanent museum in the United States at OCVIBE in Anaheim, a purpose-built space of roughly 110,000 square feet designed around its immersive art. It’s scheduled to open in 2030. Until now, the full museum experience has meant a flight to Tokyo. teamLab’s permanent museums...

Anaheim, CA · 2d

Hey SoCal / Civic News

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Anaheim council approves $955M solar deal, appoints city manager

Anaheim is committing to a nearly billion-dollar clean-energy purchase that will power roughly 75,000 homes for two decades, a decision the City Council made Tuesday night along with appointing a new city manager. The council approved a 20-year agreement with Heartland Solar 1 LLC to buy power from a 150-megawatt...

Anaheim, CA · 1d

raincrossgazette.com

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Riverside Keeps Data Centers Off-Limits While Studying Future Rules

Riverside will keep data centers off-limits while a city working group studies their potential impacts and develops recommendations on whether — and under what conditions — they should be allowed. The City Council voted 5-2 on Nov. 10 to affirm the city's interpretation that data centers are prohibited...

Riverside, CA · 1d

acwa.com

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WVWD Celebrates the Bloomington Alleyway Main Replacement Project

RIALTO — West Valley Water District (WVWD) celebrated the Bloomington Phase 3C Alleyway Main Replacement Project (Bloomington Phase 3C Project) with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Tuesday, November 10, emphasizing the importance of water reliability, dependability, and safety for Bloomington residents. This critical project was partially funded through a...

Bloomington, CA · 1d

western-water.com

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California completes $55 million groundwater project

California has completed a $55 million water infrastructure program in Southern California. The improvements will help water agencies store water underground during wet years. The program can store up to 137,000 acre-feet of water. New facilities include pipelines, groundwater wells, and habitat restoration projects. Regional water agencies will work together...

California · 2d

2urbangirls.com

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Top SuperLotto Plus tickets sold in Fontana, Milipitas and Walnut

There were no tickets sold with all six numbers in Wednesday evening’s SuperLotto Plus drawing, pushing the estimated jackpot for Saturday’s drawing to $14 million. There were three tickets with five numbers, but missing the Mega number, one each sold at a gas station in Walnut, a doughnut and bagel shop in Fontana and a convenience store in Milpitas in Silicon Valley. They are each worth $9,748, the California Lottery announced.

Fontana, CA · 1d