By Jim Tortolano/Orange County Tribune After the trauma of the previous two years, roiled by a continuing pandemic and a contentious political year, 2022 promised to be a breath of fresh air […]
2022: Normalcy and division
Homeless plan before council
A new program to address homelessness and public safety issues will go before the Stanton City Council for approval when it meets on Tuesday. The proposed six-month program would put together a […]
$4m OK’d for navigation center
By Amir Ghani/Orange County Tribune Four million dollars to help purchase and operate a “navigation center” to address the homeless population was approved unanimously by the Westminster City Council Wednesday night. This […]
Enough done for the homeless?
By Huw Pickering/Orange County Tribune The Huntington Beach City Council voted 6 – 0 Tusday night – with Councilmember Mike Posey absent – to approve a response to a report given by […]
Homeless report on agenda
The City of Huntington Beach’s response to a report to an Orange County Grand Jury on homelessness issues tops the agenda for the city council meeting set for 6 p.m. Tuesday (tonight). […]
Final step for Nickelodeon?
The process of attracting and negotiating for the construction of a major project can have a lot of steps, but what appears to be a final action on the planned Nickelodeon hotel […]
Nav center details emerge
By Jim Tortolano/Orange County Tribune More details on the proposed navigation c enter for the homeless emerged at a community meeting Tuesday in Garden Grove. With Yvette Ahlstrom, housing director for Homeaid […]
Navigation center site located
A location for a proposed navigation center for the homeless in Garden Grove has been identified. An update on the status of such a facility for the unsheltered will be presented to […]
Find out about Navigation Ctr.
The City of Garden Grove, in collaboration with HomeAid Orange County, is hosting a free virtual Navigation Center 101 class to provide information and answer some of the most frequently asked questions […]
Homelessness is down 35%
The City of Huntington Beach’s ongoing efforts to address homelessness has led to a 35 percent decrease in unsheltered homeless individuals, according to the recent “Point in Time Count” conducted by the […]
