Lincoln Avenue project completion delayed
City tear up on Lincoln Avenue lasts longer than planned delaying completion from May to early August amid rain. Local business owners contend blocked driveways and rerouted traffic cripple sales from about 800 to 200 daily, forcing layoffs at Tropis Jugos run by Xochitl Guerra and her husband.
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Santa Ana
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Tropis Jugos
Guerra
Ducks win to force another Stanley Cup Finals game
The Mighty Ducks of Anaheim clinched a second home win in the Stanley Cup Finals on Monday night, setting up a possible third home game at the Pond. Fans expressed confidence, with some dyeing hair green and purple to show support, while others relaxed outside, awaiting a decisive game.
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Arrowhead Pond
Raylene Mayer
Redondo
Ask the Chief weekly crime and safety column
The column reviews this week’s crime and fire safety issues in Port area. It highlights notable incidents, public safety tips, and upcoming safety events.
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Brookhurst Junior High Honored for Campus Peace Efforts
Brookhurst Junior High earns recognition from a Human Relations panel as one of six schools praised for promoting peace understanding and acceptance on campus. The award highlights student programs and staff initiatives fostering a respectful school climate.
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Brookhurst Junior High
Human Relations Panel
School board approves cuts in Anaheim districts
Anaheim City and Anaheim Union High school boards approve budgets slicing staff, totaling 144 layoffs with no teachers impacted. The move shifts savings to district priorities, affecting support staff and administration.
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Anaheim City
Anaheim Union High School
Residents oppose change to code law
The City Council heard two hours of public comments from 24 residents urging the city to keep a 1999 ordinance that criminalizes public nuisances with up to $1000 in fines and six months in jail. Critics warn ineffective enforcement and deteriorating neighborhoods if repealed, with Esther Wallace noting tax losses as properties deteriorate.
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City of
Anaheim
Esther Wallace
West Anaheim Neighborhood Development Council
Budget presentations by city council groups viewed
City Council members hear budget presentations from the Visitor and Convention Bureau Convention Sports and Entertainment and Police and Fire departments detailing spending plans and fiscal priorities for the upcoming year.
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