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Surviving a legal storm, High Seas cannabis boutique is ready to open in Costa Mesa - Vimarsana News

Surviving a legal storm, High Seas cannabis boutique is ready to open in Costa Mesa

After navigating a lawsuit, police raid and protracted settlement agreement, High Seas' owners are ready to open a storefront at 1921 Harbor Blvd.

Highlights Report: PVVTA free ride program arrives, RidePV event planned for March 1 - Vimarsana News

Highlights Report: PVVTA free ride program arrives, RidePV event planned for March 1

Palo Verde Valley Transit Agency’s (PVVTA) Board of Directors convened on Jan. 3 for officials’ first regular meeting of 2024.

Source: pvvt.com
Whittier's city attorney of 33 years retires, council appoints new attorney – Whittier Daily News - Vimarsana News

Whittier's city attorney of 33 years retires, council appoints new attorney – Whittier Daily News

After serving the city for over 30 years, Richard Jones announced his retirement as Whittier city attorney at the Tuesday, Dec. 12, council meeting. Council members appointed Assistant City Attorney Keith Collins as Jones’ successor.

Trouble on the High Seas — cannabis retailer sues Costa Mesa for withholding permit - Vimarsana News

Trouble on the High Seas — cannabis retailer sues Costa Mesa for withholding permit

Rachel Xin, majority owner of High Seas, said after spending $10 million and two years sailing through the city's application process, staff have failed to sign off on the last step, costing her and partners $111,000 a month.

'A waste of taxpayers' money': Sheriff's lawyer questions nature of county probe into Batmobile case | News | Almanac Online - Vimarsana News

'A waste of taxpayers' money': Sheriff's lawyer questions nature of county probe into Batmobile case | News | Almanac Online

As the investigation continues into the “Batmobile” case, the attorney for outgoing Sheriff Carlos Bolanos is alleging that the Board of Supervisors has interfered with the legal authority of its attorney’s and sheriff’s offices.