January 14, 2020
Orange County
OC Register: Where is new housing going in Anaheim? City council to debate 56 new condos
Anaheim’s debate on where to place new housing may flare up again Tuesday when City Councilmembers decide if they’ll allow 58 condominiums to be built in Anaheim Hills, replacing a small commercial center.
Voice of OC: OC cities pushing back against housing target increases
Laguna Beach and Costa Mesa pushed back last week with resolutions opposing the expansion by the Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG), as Irvine and Newport Beach gear up for similar votes Tuesday night.
OC Register: Can I prohibit websites from selling my personal information? Ask the lawyer
There is a new law in California that requires a “do not sell my personal information” link on the home page of a business’ website. How do I know if my company has to comply?
OC Register: Thousands rode Anaheim’s free FRAN system in its first year
FRAN, Free Rides Around the Neighborhood, debuted last January to move people around the Center City neighborhood and its popular Packing District and Center Street Promenade.
OC Register: Cold, fast-moving storm bringing rain, snow to Southern California
In the San Gabriel Mountains, 4 to 8 inches of snow will fall above 5,500 feet and between 1 and 4 inches between 3,500 and 5,500 feet, said NWS meteorologist Rich Thompson in a telephone interview from his base in Oxnard in Ventura County.
Daily Pilot: Costa Mesa welcomes new sustainability czar
Salem Afeworki has joined the city of Costa Mesa as its new energy and sustainability services manager, a position created to help steer the city’s efforts to be “greener” and more energy-efficient.
Labor
Associated Press: Gov. Newsom proposes $20,000 stipends for high school teachers in California budget
When it comes to encouraging more teachers, “It’s not that complicated. Train your teachers, make them the best, the brightest, incentivize,” the governor said.
Publication Date: January 14, 2020
