James A. Box submitted a resignation from the position of City Manager of the City of Stanton.  The City will begin searches for an interim and full-time City Manager immediately. Acting City Manager is Stephen M. Parker.

The City of Stanton is now providing financial assistance to qualified homeowners for improvements to their properties.

The City of Stanton is working to comply with the California Voting Rights Act of 2001.  Beginning with the November 2018 elections, Stanton voters will start to elect members of the City Council from geographically defined districts, rather than through a citywide at-large voting process.

The City of Stanton shut down an illegal marijuana dispensary today, sending a clear message of zero tolerance for illegal businesses in the City. The Orange County Sheriff’s Department served a lockout warrant for an illegal marijuana dispensary on the 8800 block of Katella Ave. in Stanton, CA. on the morning of April 20th.

Stanton Kermore Lane residents are finally driving on a smooth street after years of traveling on a dirt road which lacked curbs and gutters. The area known as Kermore Lane belonged to the County of Orange until March 2012 when Stanton City Council authorized the City to move forward with the annexation of the Kermore Island from the County.
 

The City of Stanton and the Stanton Business Alliance honored local businesses during the 7th Annual Business Appreciation Luncheon held on Thursday, January 26, 2017 at the Stanton Community Center. This year’s event had a strong showing with 160 members of the Stanton business community in attendance. Local organizations such as the North Orange County Chamber of Commerce, Small Business Administration (SBA), SCORE and the Garden Grove One Stop participated with displays at the event. State and County representatives were also in attendance including Congressman Alan Lowenthal and representatives from Sharon Quirk Silva’s office. Mayor Carol Warren and City Council offered s ...

The City is proud to announce Stanton City Manager James A. Box was recognized as one of Orange County’s 100 Most Influential People of 2016 for his vision in the development of Stanton Central Park and the implementation of a successful public-private partnership model to fund the ongoing maintenance costs of the park.