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voiceofoc.org | Angelina Hicks
Gale, a 5-year-old pit bull, sits in her kennel at OC Animal Care in Tustin on June 18, 2025. Credit: ANGELINA HICKS, Voice of OC GaleGale has been at OC Animal Care in Tustin for about four weeks after coming in as a stray. Staff notations describe her as an energetic pet who’s always on the move and loves to play. She could benefit from some training, according to staff descriptions.
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buff.ly | Angelina Hicks
Gale has been at OC Animal Care in Tustin for about four weeks after coming in as a stray. Staff notations describe her as an energetic pet who’s always on the move and loves to play. She could benefit from some training, according to staff descriptions. She’s currently available for adoption, and she’s also eligible for the shelter’s June adoption promotion — dogs 25 pounds and up are free to adopt all month. Click here to see a video of Gale.
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voiceofoc.org | Angelina Hicks
Irvine City Council members are in the beginning stages of contemplating another residential village in the city — a development that could replace the Oak Creek Golf Club with 3,100 housing units, a new school, parks and other community spaces. But residents are ringing alarm bells that the plan, in conjunction with the Irvine Company, would violate the golf course’s preservation as permanent open space, a designation passed by voters in 1988.
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1 week ago |
buff.ly | Angelina Hicks
Irvine City Council members are in the beginning stages of contemplating another residential village in the city — a development that could replace the Oak Creek Golf Club with 3,100 housing units, a new school, parks and other community spaces. But residents are ringing alarm bells that the plan, in conjunction with the Irvine Company, would violate the golf course’s preservation as permanent open space, a designation passed by voters in 1988.
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voiceofoc.org | Angelina Hicks
The County of Orange seal at the OC Civic Center on Feb. 27, 2025. Credit: ERIKA TAYLOR, Voice of OC Orange County’s public defender is set to retire next month after a 28-year career in the department. Martin Schwarz joined the Public Defender’s Office in 1997 and took over as public defender in 2020. He’s slated to retire on July 11 after announcing his departure late last month.
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