News

No more late fines at the library!

Great time to check out those holiday cookbooks and children's stories

Ortega Highway Program Continues Near Rancho Santa Margarita

The California Highway Patrol announced Tuesda y that a traffic safety program along Ortega Highway will continue through next September.

Read the article HERE

Annual Santa Stroll

***A note from the Jessie Rees Foundation:

"The Jessie Rees Foundation needs your help! We are looking for you to participate and attend our annual Santa Stroll. We are hosting this event at Santa Margarita Catholic High School on December 5th from 4-6pm. We would be so grateful and honored to have you and your family help us reach more children fighting cancer this holiday season. If you and your family are interested in attending the event, click HERE: 

Would you consider joining us to help spread JOY to kids fighting cancer this holiday season?Thank you so much for your support and we look forward to hopefully seeing you and your family participate at our annual Santa Stroll.”

Cox Communications Expands Internet Affordability Program to Help Close the Digital Divide

Cox Communications has broadened its affordability portfolio by expanding its low-cost internet tier, ConnectAssist. The newly expanded offering is one of Cox’s many efforts to create digital equity and is designed for low-income households who don’t qualify for Connect2Compete, which is designed for families with children in grades K-12 who are enrolled in government financial assistance programs.

Click HERE to learn more

Samuel Johnson, CEO of Transportation Corridor Agencies (TCA) has been elected to Chapman University’s Board of Governors.

Johnson was elected to a three-year term on the 36-member board by the university’s Board of Trustees. The Board of Governors is an advisory committee tasked with making suggestions regarding focus areas to help the university president and Board of Trustees monitor strategic planning, academic programs and external relations.

Click HERE to learn more: 

SoCalGas released a new analysis that examines the complexity of reaching California’s carbon neutral goal by 2045. This analysis builds on existing climate models used in studies commissioned by state agencies, and the modeling work and results were independently verified by scientists at three leading research institutions.

Click HERE to learn more