A study session on the rights and responsibilities of tenants and landlords is scheduled for Tuesday’s meeting of the Stanton City Council. Among the points would be limits on annual rent increases, […]
A study session on the rights and responsibilities of tenants and landlords is scheduled for Tuesday’s meeting of the Stanton City Council. Among the points would be limits on annual rent increases, […]
A busy Stanton City Council on Tuesday night elected a new mayor pro tem, agreed to participate in Westminster’s Tet Parade, banned the sale of kratom and took other actions. Councilmember Gary […]
A first step toward assisting a private agency to buy and operate an apartment house in Stanton to “achieve sobriety and battle homelessness” goes before the Stanton City Council when it meets […]
An ordinance creating new safety rules and regulations for e-bikes and other “motorized wheeled conveyances” received final approval from the Stanton City Council on Tuesday night. The ordinance, created in response to […]
A discussion of Proposition 50 – a proposal before voters to redraw congressional districts in California for the 2026 mid-term elections – goes before the Stanton City Council at its next meeting […]
The concept of hiring temporary private security guards to supplement the work of the Orange County Sheriff’s Department in fighting crime and dealing with other problems advanced at Tuesday’s meeting of the […]
Does Stanton need more public safety services than are being provided by the Orange County Sheriff’s Department? At Tuesday’s meeting of the City Council, there will be discussion of Councilmember Victor Barrios’ […]
The investigation is continuing into the fatal shooting of one youth and the critical wounding of another in Stanton on July 5. According to the Orange County Sheriff’s Department – which provides […]
A step toward what might be the long-sought establishment of a “downtown” for Stanton may be taken at the meeting of the Stanton Planning Commission on Wednesday, July 16. The panel will […]
In a recent column I mused on stuff you never see around our towns: mail boxes, newspaper racks, etc. It got me to thinking about intriguing proposals that never – for better […]