Today: More than 100 homeless people relocated in one day from Santa Ana riverbed; Orange County toll roads see record-breaking numbers in 2017 and Irvine to build new, $25.9 million animal shelter.

Today: Judge lifts temporary restraining order; County to begin clearing riverbed homeless; activists threaten to sue Steel and Rackauckas if they don’t pay back county for “Community Coffee” mailer and Heroes Hall veterans museum marks first anniversary.

Today: O.C. supervisors approve aid package to shelter riverbed homeless; California rents have risen to some of the nation’s highest, and Judge upholds cut in Bustamante’s pension over sex crimes

"County finalizes agreement on evictions and temporary shelter for Santa Ana riverbed homeless," "Federal Judge David O. Carter takes four-hour walk through homeless encampment," "Santa Ana faces projected $17 million budget deficit by next fiscal year," and more.

Today: County gets OK to start evicting Santa Ana riverbed homeless but must provide shelter; claim in jail cell death says deputies placed ‘lamb with a lion’ and the City of San Clemente fires back at toll road agency.

Today: Federal judge tells county and cities to move “quickly” on temporary riverbed homeless aid; Santana: OC supervisors hate listening to real live taxpayers and renters outnumber homeowners in some Southern California cities.

Today: Better justice through local funding control; Santa Ana projects $17 million budget hole and Heroes Hall to celebrate one-year anniversary.

Today: Second federal lawsuit filed against County on behalf of riverbed homeless; tenants, landlords clash over rent control in Santa Ana and LA Police Commission says off-duty officer in Anaheim violated use of force policy.

Today: Federal judge temporarily halts riverbed homeless evictions; Garden Grove has seen large increase in hotel tax revenue over last two years and OCTA to purchase 10 hydrogen fuel electric buses at cost of about $12 million.

Today: 16,000 voters invited by mail to meet Steel and Rackauckas, with only Room for 50; majority of likely voters 'disinclined' to reelect GOP's Rohrabacher and Knight, says new poll and Disney theme parks deliver as ‘Star Wars’ shines less brightly than Avatar.