The funds will go toward first-time homebuying assistance and emergency assistance money to keep people in their homes.
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Questions have been raised about why the city would give up on the much-needed money. -
USA Surfing, based in San Clemente, has had financial troubles in the past but says it’s now on solid footing. -
The Department of Justice is asking states and counties across the country to hand over sensitive information about people on their voter rolls. -
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The Korean grocery chain's biggest location stateside in Westminster is now open. -
Soccer league parents, coaches, and advocates say the move privatizes public fields and ousts young athletes. -
City leaders approved military equipment policy that allows the Police Department to buy military equipment, including drones. -
A Santa Ana police commander told the public the drones will not be used for surveillance. -
The annual Pokémon World Championships is the top tier of competition for video- and card game-players and an exhibition, shopping extravaganza and reunion for fans. -
The California Coastal Commission voted Friday to grant a five-year permit to the company that operates the annual airshow in Huntington Beach. -
The U.S. attorney handling the case called Do a "Robin Hood in reverse" for stealing money from the poor to enrich himself. -
Police chief attributed the noncompliance to “an administrative oversight.”
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