La Mesa briefing will examine East Campus Medical Center changes
A La Mesa public briefing will outline UC San Diego Health’s East Campus transformation, specialty services and proposed seismic improvements.
California
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La Habra Council Takes Up $5.9 Million in Childcare Contracts
La Habra’s July 20 council agenda listed more than $5.9 million in state childcare and preschool contracts for fiscal year 2026-27.
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Santa Cruz Council Sets Aug. 11 Meeting on Housing, Water and Budget
Santa Cruz’s Aug. 11 council meeting is scheduled to address local-preference housing policy, coastal hazards, water plans and the FY2027 budget.
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Huntington Beach Housing Plan Dispute Heads Toward More Court Action
Huntington Beach adopted an overdue housing plan after court pressure, but the city still faces possible penalties of up to $100,000 per month.
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Oxnard voters will decide Measure O renewal in November 2026
Oxnard voters will decide Nov. 3 whether to extend the city’s half-cent Measure O sales tax, which supports about $20 million in annual services.
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Modesto data-center proposal faces opposition before council discussion
Residents and local officials are debating a possible data center at the former FMC plant site, with the Modesto City Council expected to discuss it August 11.
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Santa Clarita City Council Candidate Filing Deadline Is Friday
The filing period for Santa Clarita City Council seats in Districts 2, 4 and 5 closes Friday ahead of the Nov. 3 municipal election.
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Monrovia advances $2 million purchase of 8-acre hillside property for wilderness preserve
Monrovia and the property owners have agreed to a proposed $2 million purchase that would stop planned residential development and add the 8-acre site to the Hillside Wilderness Preserve, pending review and final approval.
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San Andreas business closure triggers permanent layoffs at Pool Station Road facility
A California Employment Development Department WARN filing records a permanent closure and permanent layoffs affecting three workers at Sentinel Transportation LLC’s facility at 746 Pool Station Road in San Andreas.
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Castaic’s Williams Ranch plan carries 497 homes and water-system obligations
A Los Angeles County record outlines financing and facility agreements for the proposed Williams Ranch development in Castaic, including water-system improvements tied to approximately 497 homes.
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Susanville adopts 2026 general plan focused on housing, infrastructure and growth constraints
Susanville adopted an updated general plan on Jan. 7, 2026, creating the policy framework for future housing, land use, transportation and infrastructure decisions.
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Los Angeles County Seeks Rehabilitation Quotes for Hacienda Heights Property
The Los Angeles County Development Authority solicited quotes for rehabilitation services at 2054 Country Canyon Road, with bids due July 2.
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Commerce council weighs 2026-27 CDBG shift to business-assistance program
The Commerce City Council considered moving fiscal-year 2026-27 Community Development Block Grant funds into the Commerce Advantage Program, but the available meeting record does not show a final vote or the amount involved.
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Dove Fire triggers evacuations and road closures in Sonora
The Dove Fire began near Highway 108 and Mill Villa Road on July 26, prompting mandatory evacuations, downtown road closures and an active firefighting response near homes and public facilities.
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Pacifica’s Linda Mar Beach parking-lot closure remains under review after safety and sanitation problems
A Pacifica city record dated July 24, 2026 references an acceptance form connected to the temporary closure of Linda Mar Beach parking lots, which began in November 2025.
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Cuyama Basin groundwater board elects new leadership as growers face higher fees
The Cuyama Basin Groundwater Sustainability Agency elected Steve Jackson chair after three new water-district directors joined the board and warned growers of higher fees.
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Humboldt County Brings Wildfire Evacuation Planning Meeting to Garberville
A July 22 county meeting at the Garberville library focused on wildfire preparedness, fire safety planning, evacuation readiness and the Know Your Zone program.
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Caltrans Plans $6 Million I-15 Safety Project in Corona
Caltrans plans a $6 million safety project on southbound I-15 in Corona, including a deceleration lane and shoulder near Ontario Avenue.
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Pomona Reviews Proposed 29-Unit Senior Residential-Care Facility
Pomona planning records list a proposed three-story residential-care facility for older adults with 29 rental units, six parking spaces and shared amenities.
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Lynwood Receives $331,000 Grant for California Avenue Park
Lynwood announced a $331,000 state-administered grant to support development of a new passive park on California Avenue.
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Hanford seeks Harvest Creek EIR comments by Aug. 12
Hanford is accepting comments through Aug. 12 on the scope of environmental review for the proposed Harvest Creek Residential Project.
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Covina presents pedestrian-bridge concept linking downtown, Metrolink and Recreation Village
A July 30 community presentation will outline a proposed pedestrian bridge connecting Downtown Covina, the Covina Metrolink station and Covina Recreation Village.