In conjunction with the 10-year Master Site Plan, OC Fair & Event Center will be launching a Strategic 5-Year Business Plan to develop our organizational…

The Parks and Community Services Department recently launched the return of the Mobile Recreation program at Shalimar Park. More than 75 kids from the surrounding…

Public Services recently completed landscape improvements to the Mesa Verde North median located on California Street. The City’s contractor, Empire Landscape, replaced over 3,000 square…

After a four-year hiatus, Walk to School Day will return in Costa Mesa on Oct. 4 at three elementary schools in the Newport-Mesa Unified School…

City Manager Tom Hatch presented accounting supervisor Christine Tsao with the September City Manager Leadership Award at this month’s Meet and Greet on Thursday Sept….

The City of Costa Mesa received excellent financial news this week as its credit ratings with Standard & Poor’s jumped from AA to AA+, the…

Antje Morris, the program director for the City’s popular Gymnastics Program said goodbye on Sept. 1 after a nearly 40-year career. Morris has taught three…

The new Ganahl Lumber in Costa Mesa is currently under construction. The new facility, being built just north of the existing facility on Bristol Street,…

Mesa Water District, which supplies water to 110,000 residents throughout Costa Mesa and parts of Newport Beach, invites the community to a free family-friendly festival at…

This Monday will mark the 16th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks that claimed the lives of approximately 3,000 people, many of them…

The city’s Mobile Recreation Program is unveiling its new van that will rollout as the program reboots late September with this new vehicle that will…

Public Services recently announced the arrival of Jennifer Rosales as the city’s new Transportation Manager. Rosales has over 20 years of experience in transportation engineering,…