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Here are some stories in the news today that we’re following. OC Supervisors to hold Emergency Meeting over handling of Bustamante Sexual Harassment allegations, Quirk-Silva to Run for Assembly, OCERS and Stanford argue over pension cost analysis

In honor of International Women’s Day, Congresswoman Loretta Sanchez (CA-47) today delivered the following one minute speech on the floor of the House of Representatives.

Jamison Power, an attorney and Orange Public Library Foundation Board member, has announced his campaign for a seat on the Westminster School District Board of Trustees. Jamison is currently a practicing attorney with the Newport Beach law firm Hewitt Wolensky LLP. Jamison Power has received the endorsements of numerous OC elected officials.

Last night the Anaheim City Council chamber was packed with opponents and supporters of the $158 million Bed-Tax giveaway to see if the Council would place the deal on the ballot for voters to accept or reject. City Attorney Christina Talley advised the Council that such a referendum could be legally challenged, if it specifically sought to overturn the agreement that had been executed.

Last night the Costa Mesa City Council voted to place Righeimer’s Folly, a Charter Initiative to grant unrestrained power to the current Council majority, on the ballot in June. Immediately following the council meeting, the opposition launched its campaign to fight back for the residents of Costa Mesa.