More Than Green Space: How Costa Mesa’s Parks Bring Our Community Together
The best seats in Costa Mesa aren’t inside Segerstrom Center for the Arts. They’re on a blanket at Fairview Park
The best seats in Costa Mesa aren’t inside Segerstrom Center for the Arts. They’re on a blanket at Fairview Park
In 2018, almost 60% of California voters said yes to Prop 7, the measure that was supposed to get us
By Lane Stone, Sackin-Stone Team. Rates checked October 19, 2026. Where should you park in Huntington Beach? In Huntington Beach,
Ghost stories, mysterious legends, and spine-chilling local history hiding right in our own backyard. When you think of Orange County,
Oct 9, 2026 · @SackinStoneTeam Orange County’s November 3, 2026 ballot includes four statewide propositions and a handful of city
Oct 9, 2026 · @LaneStone Four statewide propositions and the Huntington Beach City Council race on the November 3, 2026
Sept. 20 to 26, 2026 · Orange County OC Burger Week, the easy guide 67 restaurants, 21 cities, burgers from
The land is the reason you’re looking at Norco. It’s also the only part of the purchase nobody puts in
Somebody is going to send you this rule. Probably on Instagram, probably over a clip of a guy who retired
The Pacific Air Show returns to Huntington Beach October 2 through 4, 2026, with gates at 9:00 a.m. and flying
Two major housing studies landed this summer. Different approaches led them both to the same conclusion about California cities: They
Most waterfront homes on Trinidad, Humboldt, and Davenport Islands come with a private dock already in place, but adding or
Yes, you can build an ADU on most single-family lots in Orange County. State law requires every OC city to approve a qualifying ADU ministerially within 60 days, allows up to 1,200 sq ft detached, and waives impact fees under 750 sq ft. Coastal lots may also need a Coastal Development Permit, which adds time.
A Huntington Beach home carries Mello-Roos only if its specific parcel sits inside a Community Facilities District, not because of
Orange County home prices sit about 35% above what local income, employment, and rent trends would predict, ranking it the second most overvalued U.S. housing market. That figure measures deviation from historical fundamentals, not a price forecast. Orange County inventory is rising and affordability is tight, but low foreclosure activity and thin supply continue supporting values.
The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act became law July 11, 2026. Its 350-home investor cap has little effect in Orange County, where firms owning 1,000+ properties control roughly 78 homes. With OC inventory 43% below pre-COVID norms, the law’s supply provisions, especially office-to-residential conversion funding, matter far more locally.