Yorba Linda

Yorba Linda, CA · Municipal
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California legalized cruising, now Santa Ana is teaching the art behind the tradition
The City of Santa Ana Arts & Culture Office is helping introduce a new generation to one of Southern California’s most recognizable cultural traditions through a free youth workshop focused on lowrider art and custom painting techniques. According to a recent announcement, the “Cruising Canvas: Next Generation Workshop” will...
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As local reading scores struggle, Santa Ana reopens historic Main Library after $34M transformation
One of Santa Ana’s most important civic landmarks has reopened following a two-year, $34 million renovation that city officials describe as the largest investment in the Santa Ana Main Library since the building first opened in 1960. City leaders, elected officials, staff members, and residents recently gathered for a...
Voice of OC
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Cerritos College Plots Dorms on Studebaker Road, Parking Lot to Go
A surface parking lot on the western edge of Cerritos College's Norwalk campus could soon become housing for more than 100 students. The Cerritos Community College District has filed an environmental notice with Los Angeles County for a new residential complex along Studebaker Road, near its intersection with Falcon Way, marking a fresh step toward a project the district has been pursuing for years.
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Fabulous California
The District at Tustin Legacy Adds Five New Concepts
Orange County's dining and entertainment scene is expanding as The District at Tustin Legacy prepares to welcome five new culinary and social concepts to its Tustin shopping destination. The post The District at Tustin Legacy Adds Five New Concepts appeared first on Fabulous California .
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Voice of OC
Progressives Widen Leads in Tight Santa Ana Mayoral and State Assembly Races
This is a community opinion piece. The views are the author’s, not Voice of OC’s. We’re interested in hearing different perspectives and voices. Want to weigh in on this or another issue? Email opinions@voiceofoc.org. The following is a press release from an organization unaffiliated with Voice of...
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hoodline.com
UC Irvine Breaks Ground on 1,065-Bed Dorm Project Set to Open Fall 2028
UC Irvine has broken ground on two six- to seven-story apartment buildings on the east side of campus, the fifth phase of its East Campus Student Apartments and the university's latest attempt to close a persistent gap between how many students want to live on campus and how many beds exist. The project is planned to add approximately 1,065 beds in 308 apartment units across 3.2 acres, with projected fall 2028 rents of $982 to $2,017 per bed per month — about 34% below comparable market rates.