Costa Mesa Troubles are Page One News at New York Times
It’s always interesting to read the New York Times in the morning and see local news on the front page. But there it was, the […]
It’s always interesting to read the New York Times in the morning and see local news on the front page. But there it was, the […]
So now that, by their own standards, the Council majority has approved an austerity budget that reduces police coverage to risky levels according to the departed Interim Chief it seems appropriate that the Council rescind their unwarranted layoff notices issued in March.
On Tuesday night the Garden Grove United School District Board of of Trustees appointed Bao Nguyen to complete the term of Dr. KimOanh Nguyen-Lam. Mr. Nguyen was the third highest vote getter in the November General Election.
Interim city manager Paul Walters issued a statement today that seeks to resolve some of the speculation of the city’s efforts to woo Chivas […]
Congresswoman Loretta Sanchez (CA-47), senior member of the House Armed Services Committee, today released the following statement regarding President Obama’s impending announcement that he will […]
Here are some of the headlines we’re following in Orange County this morning. Correa Proposes Legislator Gift Ban; ABLE board rebukes council’s decision and Hand-Wringing Over Possible Chivas Move.
The audit identifies hidden pots of money, challenges many of the City Council’s budget priorities, and refutes the repeated insistence by City Councilmembers that Costa Mesa is on the brink of insolvency. According to the audit, it’s not.
“It is safe to say that the council majority – does not know more about the subject of leadership, or leading police departments or serving as an elected than do I – and yet they do not listen, they do not understand and continue to blunder along in complete ignorance and incompetence. — Interim Chief Steve Stavley”
Split Latino vote focus of redistricting hearing – Drawing new legislative districts for the entire state may be complex, but for most of the crowd that came to Cal State Fullerton to talk about the issue Saturday, the issue was a simple one: Keep Anaheim and Santa Ana together.
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