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Raising Cane s in Costa Mesa approved after clearing council review

After arduously drafting plans to fulfill planners' visions of a pedestrian- and bike-friendly site on Old Newport Boulevard, the chain's hopes for a second drive-through almost went down in flames.

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Costa Mesa passes affordable housing ordinance, but much work remains

With much consideration of Costa Mesa's historic housing woes, and a bit of horse-trading, officials passed a law imposing affordability requirements on rental projects over 50 units.

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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.

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Why Costa Mesa? Why not Santa Ana? A buzzy mercado reflects a changing O C

Mercado González in Costa Mesa is the first Mexican-style mercado of its kind in Southern California — and a sign of one city's shifting politics

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A game-changing mercado sparks a question: Why Costa Mesa? Why not Santa Ana?

Mercado González in Costa Mesa is the first Mexican-style mercado of its kind in Southern California and a sign of one city’s shifting politics

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