Saying he has the courage and intelligence to stand up to the special interests, Insurance Commissioner Dave Jones today announced his backing of Julio Perez for the California State Assembly.
Yesterday, Anaheim officials brazenly jumped over the line in order to conceal disclosable public records and refused to comply with a request from Voice of OC for email records. They did so by demanding $19,000 to provide 60-day old email records.
Former Newport-Mesa Schools Superintendent Jeffrey Hubbard, who was fired after being convicted of misappropriation of public funds while Superintendent of the Beverly Hills School District, learned his fate earlier this week. 60 days in jail, followed by three years probation, fines and restitution.
Earlier this month I wrote about Orange Unified School District Trustee John Ortega being placed on Administrative Leave from his job as Chief of the Mt. San Jacinto College Police in December for an undisclosed reason. On Feb. 9th his contract was not renewed by the college.
Considering how often all of the stimulus programs are wrong attributed to President Obama, the Washington Post reports today that the tax plans of three […]
Santa Ana developer Mike Harrah now has the final green light needed to move forward on the development of his 37-story monolith with the rejection of an appeal of the lawsuit filed by activists to stop the One Broadway Plaza project.
On Tuesday, Governor Jerry Brown announced two additional appointments to the Orange County Fair Grounds governing board, Democrat Ashleigh Aitken and Republican Stan Tkaczyk.
Opponents of the $158 million Bed Tax giveaway to Garden Walk hotel developers notified Anaheim officials that the January 24th city council action violated the Ralph M. Brown Act. The February 21st letter demands the city cure the violation withing 30 days of face litigation.
Today is Ash Wednesday, the first day of Lent. At their meeting last night the Santa Ana City Council decided what the city would have to give up for Lent. On a 6-0 vote the City Council turned to ashes the 128-year history of Santa Ana’s independent Fire Department, outsourcing it to the Orange County Fire Authority.
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