Ginger looks for her forever home
Ginger, a 6-year old Boxer mix is smart, outgoing, energetic and looking for her forever home.
Articles by Kristin Stevens
Construction to Begin on New Sewer Main at Harbor/Wilson intersection
Beginning Monday Sept. 26, Costa Mesa Sanitary District will conduct mostly night operations to install a new pressure sewer main (force main) from the west…
Local Streets and Bus Benches Get a Power Wash
Maintenance Division staff, in coordination with CleanStreets, recently performed pressure washing on 19th Street to clean up areas that were becoming increasingly dirty and unhealthful….
Cleo Makes Her Debut as City Relaunches Pet of the Week Program
One of the main focuses of the City’s new Pet Committee is engaging the Humane Society on a regular basis to continue to build our…
Governor Signs Bill to Help Counties with Homeless Issues
On July 1, Gov. Jerry Brown signed into law the No Place Like Home program (AB 1618, Chapter 43, Statutes of 2016). This program will…
Residents’ concerns regarding country club construction addressed
At a recent City Council meeting, Charlene Kass, a resident of The Master’s Circle in Eastside Costa Mesa, alerted the city about construction related issues…
CMPD snares seven offenders in probation compliance operation
Officers from the Costa Mesa Police Department and members of the Orange County Probation Department arrested seven offenders on Thursday Aug. 25 for outstanding arrest…
Median meeting largely meets with approval
On Tuesday August 16, Costa Mesa Transportation Services Manager Raja Sethuraman fielded questions from members of the public during a discussion about a planned median…
Things Look Brighter for the Old City Yard
This week, the City of Costa Mesa received an energy rebate 0f $2,300 due to the City’s participation in the Orange County Energy Partnership. Currently,…
Mosquito Abatement Efforts at Fairview Wetlands
The City detailed a multi-agency plan to control mosquito breeding in the vicinity of Fairview Park Wetlands. Following is a status update on the plan:…
City and Police Staff work on New Efforts to Improve Pet Care
Members of the Costa Mesa city staff, including police and animal control officials, have stepped up efforts to improve conditions for pets in the city…
City Clerk’s Office finishes work on busy November ballot
Last week the City Clerk’s Office concluded work on an unprecedented eight measures for placement on the Nov. 8 ballot. In addition to the eight…