1:58 am | Jul 12, 2009
Weekly news digest: Headlines you may have missed from July 6-12
O.C., cities get $10.3 million to battle homelessness “About $8.7 million of the funding will go to Huntington Beach, Anaheim, Santa Ana, Costa Mesa, Fullerton, Garden Grove, Westminster, and Orange, according to HUD’s Thursday report.” Read more at ocregister.com.
Los Alamitos warns residents about curb-painting scam “The city has recently received about 10 phone calls about workers asking for anywhere from $10 to $40 for a poor-quality paint job. City officials reported this type of scam is common, especially in the spring and summer.” Read more at ocregister.com.
Roads in Los Angeles, Orange counties most congested in the United States“Los Angeles and Orange counties continued to have the worst traffic congestion in the country in 2007… a new national study shows.” Read more at latimes.com.
Also: Tight budgets squeeze high school sports, Abundance of rabbits has some Seal Beach residents hopping mad, Long Beach water use drops again to record low, Surf City wins ‘Dogtown USA’ honor.
Keep up with all the area headlines throughout the week. Bookmark Seal Beach Daily’s “In the News” page. It’s news hand-picked for the Seal Beach, Los Alamitos, Rossmoor, Sunset Beach and Surfside area.
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