Fullerton introduces sales limits on commercial cannabis
Fullerton City Council unanimously voted to introduce an ordinance enacting increased fines for commercial cannabis use, specifically fines for dispensaries that are illegally operating. The updates are being made so that city codes align with AB 1684, a state law outlining fines and penalties surrounding unlicensed cannabis use and sales.
Some OC City Officials Eye Cannabis to Bail Out Municipal Budgets
Some elected officials across Orange County are starting to potentially eye legalizing retail marijuana dispensaries to help bring in new revenue to patch up their heavily bleeding budgets. The interest in cannabis comes as officials in Irvine, Santa Ana, Orange and Fullerton are dealing with multi-million dollar budget gaps, with...
7 U.S. Cities Only the Wealthy Can Afford to Live In
No American city literally checks your bank balance before you move in, but a few come surprisingly close once you look at the cost of buying a typical home. This is not really a story ... Read more
Man pleads guilty to all charges in deadly law enforcement recruit crash
The man accused of ramming his car into a group of law enforcement recruits in Whittier in 2022 has pleaded guilty to all charges.
A sidewalk trinket box is spreading joy in East LA
Neighbors are encouraged to take a trinket and swap it with another fun treasure. The post A sidewalk trinket box is spreading joy in East LA appeared first on LA Local .
Mom of 2 Forced to Give Birth Early on Busy Road After She Felt...
Yesenia Avila and her family recently reunited with the paramedic who helped deliver her son Emeric
Lyon Air Museum Acquires WWII Combat Veteran P-51D “Sierra Sue II”
On April 12, the Lyon Air Museum at John Wayne Airport in Santa Ana, California, officially welcomed one of the most famous North American P-51 Mustangs still in airworthy condition into its permanent collection: Sierra Sue II. After landing on the runway in front of the museum, Sierra Sue II taxied on the rain-soaked flight apron to coast gently into the museum...
Edsource: California Students Author New ‘Digital Wellness’ Bill, Say School Cellphone Bans Fall Short
EDSOURCE: CALIFORNIA STUDENTS AUTHOR NEW 'DIGITAL WELLNESS' BILL, SAY SCHOOL CELLPHONE BANS FALL SHORT
U.S. Labor Department recovers $468K in back wages for 137 construction workers in California...
A Newport Beach, California, construction company and its operators have been ordered to pay more than $468,000 in back wages and damages after a federal investigation found widespread violations of wage and overtime laws affecting 137 workers. The U.S. Department of Labor secured a consent judgment against SCA General Contracting,...
1 person dead, 2 others hurt in Santa Ana triple shooting, police say
One person is dead and two others are injured after a triple shooting in Santa Ana on Sunday night.
