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Fullerton Observer
Published September 17New Changes to Federal Student Loans Impact Colleges and Enrollment
Starting July 1, 2026, major changes to federal student loans will affect how students borrow for college and repay their loans. These changes come from the 2025 law known as the One […]
New Santa Ana
Published September 14How a Santa Ana student built a Bilingual Education Initiative now reaching thousands across California
SANTA ANA, CA — The story begins with a six‑year‑old named Sebastian, sitting in a...
New Santa Ana
Published September 14Orange County opens $149K Drone Team Supervisor job as local colleges expand UAV drone training
OC Public Works has launched a major recruitment effort for a Drone Team Supervisor, a...
Fullerton Observer
Published September 12Champions for Learning Strengthens Family Voice Across FSD
Fullerton School District parent ambassadors gathered at Rolling Hills Elementary School on September 4 for the first Champions for Learning event of the 2026-27 school year, continuing a Districtwide effort to strengthen family voice, […]
The Foothills Sentry
Published September 12Tustin Area Woman’s Club Young Women of the Month – March 2026
Tustin Area Woman’s Club announced its Young Women of the Month for March 2026. The awardees are Juliana Estrada from Foothill High; Amreen Islam from Legacy High School; and Olivia Chacon from Tustin High.
The Foothills Sentry
Published September 12OUSD restores Lorenzo Ramirez legacy at El Modena HS Library
Lorenzo Ramirez, a plaintiff in the landmark court case that ended segregation in California schools, eight years before Brown vs. Board of Education did the same for the nation, is a local hero. His descendants and memb...
The Foothills Sentry
Published September 12Three OUSD board challengers charged with misleading statements
By Tina Richards
City of Huntington Beach
Published September 12Investing in Our Young People, Investing in Our Future - FREE Finance Workshop for Ages 18-28
Published July 8, 2026 The City is excited to announce the launch of a brand-new, FREE Financial Literacy & Workforce Development Program designed for young adults ages 18–28 from low-income families in Huntington Beach, Fountain Valley, Garden Grove, and Westminster . Beginning…
City of Huntington Beach
Published September 12Junior Citizens Academy in Huntington Beach: Growing Tomorrow’s Civic Leaders
Calling All Huntington Beach Middle Schoolers! The City of Huntington Beach is excited to host its 5th Annual Junior Citizens Academy! This is a great opportunity for local middle school students to learn what it takes to keep our city running and get an inside look at local…
City of Stanton
Published September 12Summer Camp 2026: Begins June 29
The City of Stanton is excited to announce the return of Stanton Summer Camps: six weeks of fun-filled activities designed just for Stanton kids ages 6 to 12. Running Monday through Friday, from June 29 to August 7, this year’s program offers families their choice of weekly…
City of Stanton
Published September 12Summer 2026 Classes: Registration Now Open
The Summer 2026 Stanton Express is out now! Classes and programs open for registration are now open. Classes start Monday, May 4 but may be cancelled due to low enrollment. Remember to sign up early! Visit StantonCA.gov/Classes Opens in new window Opens in new window to view a…
City of Stanton
Published September 12Free Summer Meals at Dotson Park begins July 6
This July, kids 18 and under can enjoy free, healthy meals at Dotson Park. A mobile food truck, provided through the Magnolia School District and the USDA Seamless Summer Program, will serve free, fresh lunches to youth. No registration required. When: Tuesdays and Thursdays,…