TailoredSpace is opening its 16th coworking space April 1 in Old Towne Orange.
The coworking space is within a new building attached to the west side of First Presbyterian Church.
The 11,830-square-foot space (Suite 200) sits above Culinary Dropout in the city’s historic district. The recently built coworking space spans the entire second floor above the restaurant. Also new to the building is the Love & Lace bridal shop.
“This marks our first campus opening for 2026. Orange is another perfect fit as our suburban focus continues to hit the mark. We find that the reduced commute is a huge driver for local workers. Plus, our locations have a higher emphasis on community encouraging even greater business interaction for entrepreneurs,” said Drew Sanden, TailoredSpace co-founder.
The Orange site features meeting spaces (desks, offices, suites and recording studios), a lounge area with bar-top, booths and relaxed seating. Amenities include free coffee, fully stocked refreshments, daily snacks, a conference room and phone booth access, plus Wi-Fi. Members rent the space by the month or by the hour for the recording studio.
“In Orange we believe the ideal client will be individuals or small business owners within a three-mile radius of the circle,” added Sanden.
TailoredSpace operates coworking sites in San Juan Capistrano, Brea, Laguna Niguel, San Clemente, Burbank, Carlsbad, Chino Hills, Corona, Del Mar Heights, Kearny Mesa, Oceanside, Rancho Cucamonga, Riverside, San Diego and West Covina.
For more on renting space, go to tailoredspace.com.
Address: 191 N. Orange St.
Good Society, a resale clothing store, is taking the place of a shuttered men’s apparel store next door to the shuttered Rutabegorz restaurant at 148 W. Main St. in Tustin. (Photo courtesy of Good Society)
Thrift concept debuts in Tustin
A new kind of clothing store is taking the place of a shuttered men’s clothing store next door to the shuttered Rutabegorz restaurant at 148 W. Main St. in Tustin.
Good Society, a thrift store made up of curated closet offerings, opened Saturday, March 28.
The “turn your closet into cash” concept works a lot like Poshmark, only in a physical store versus a mobile app. Poshmark is a popular resale app in which users to sell apparel and accessories, much like an eBay for fashion.
The company was founded by Kristle Simila, the business owner behind Jasper Coffee on Balboa Island and Sundance Thrift Shop, with locations in both Old Town Tustin and Balboa Island.
At Good Society, curators rent a closet (think display area) for the week, selling clothing and accessories they’ve curated. The operators in Tustin promise 50-plus closets of goods to peruse, with new inventory arriving weekly.
If you’re interested in renting a closet, the space is reserved ($35 weekly) from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday through Friday. Curators get a two-hour window in the morning to set up before the store opens to customers at 10 a.m.
Store operators handle the space, marketing and checkout.
Hours for customers: 10-6 p.m. Sunday to Thursday and 10-7 on Friday and Saturday.
For more information, go to goodsocietytustin.com
California hiring tax auditors at job fair
The California Department of Tax and Fee Administration is hiring tax auditors across Southern California.
The agency is looking to fill roles in Santa Ana, Cerritos, Diamond Bar, Glendale, Riverside, Ventura and San Diego.
Candidates should have degrees in business, finance and accounting. They can register for a three-day job fair in Diamond Bar, which begins April 14.
Recent college graduates, students graduating with a degree in accounting or finance, and others who meet the educational requirements are encouraged to apply.
The pay range is $4,695 ($56,340 annually)- $7,632 monthly ($91,584 annually).
Date: April 14-16, 2026
Time: Tuesday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.; Wednesday and Thursday: by appointment
Location: 21680 Gateway Center Drive, Suite 200, Diamond Bar, CA 91765 (free parking)
For more details on the roles and what they offer, go to calcareers.ca.gov
To register, go to forms.office.com/g/Gc2LHisaC8
Jeff Rosaler is the new assistant city manager for the city of Dana Point. (Photo courtesy of the city of Dana Point)
Jonathan Lightfoot is the new Community Development director for the city of Dana Point. (Photo courtesy of the city of Dana Point)
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Jeff Rosaler is the new assistant city manager for the city of Dana Point. (Photo courtesy of the city of Dana Point)
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On the move
Jeff Rosaler has been named assistant city manager and Jonathan Lightfoot is the new Community Development director for the city of Dana Point. Rosaler, with 15 years in roles within the city, most recently was interim director of Community Development, managing operations for the Planning, Building, and Code Enforcement divisions. He also previously was director of Community Services. Lightfoot will manage the planning, building and code enforcement functions for the city. Before joining the city, he spent eight years with the city of San Clemente as city planner and economic development officer.
Gubernatorial appointments
Mabelle Hueston of Balboa Island recently was appointed to the UC Board of Regents. Hueston has been president and executive director at Nihizaad Nizhoni since 2024, and was assistant director of the Native American Program at Dartmouth College from 2022 to 2023. Hueston was an adjunct faculty member and lecturer in American Indian Studies at Cal State Long Beach from 1993 to 2019. This regents position requires Senate confirmation. There is no compensation. Hueston is a Democrat.
Milestones
The California Association of Health Insurance Professionals Orange County was named the 2025 Outstanding Community Partner of the Year by the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation’s Southern California Chapter. The award recognizes “the extraordinary generosity and ongoing dedication of CAHIP-OC members, whose fundraising, volunteerism, and community leadership have helped advance critical research and patient support efforts throughout Southern California.”
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