The group formerly known as the Committee for Integrity in Government helped launch a majority of Mission Viejo’s city council to power in hopes of starving government. Now the group’s leaders feel like they’ve been had by broken campaign promises.
Category: Mission Viejo
Proponent of Mission Viejo’s ‘Right to Vote’ Initiative Fires Back
Lawyer who fought the city in court over its ballot argument says claims it is wrong to say that the measure will kill business in the city.
Mission Viejo Measure Will Lead to ‘Demise of Business,’ Says Council Candidate
The so-called Right to Vote initiative will make it impossible for businesses to expand, said Geoffrey Willis, a local land use attorney.
Mission Viejo Councilwoman Sued City, Now Wants City to Cover Expenses
Cathy Schlicht spent a day in court challenging the city’s ballot argument for Right to Vote initiative. Now she wants reimbursement for parking and mileage expenses.
Can Mission Viejo’s Divided Republicans Unite?
That is what the new Mission Viejo Republican Club hopes to accomplish. But burying the hatchet will be tough.
Special Elections Are Budget Busters in Mission Viejo
The amount of the city’s budget deficit is just about equal to costs relating to two special elections coming up in June.
More Shots Fired in Mission Viejo’s ‘Right to Vote’ Battle
Council members on opposite sides of the issue claim victory in a just-decided court case on the matter.
A ‘Firestorm’ or a Slap On the Wrist?
Mission Viejo officials says cities should fear the consequences for not following state affordable housing laws. But the state’s actual punishment suggests otherwise.
Mission Viejo’s Battle over ‘Ballot Box’ Zoning
A special election promises voters the chance to approve future land zone changes via referendum – but the city doubts that promise can be delivered.
Topeka Out Googles Fullerton and Mission Viejo
All three want to become one of the search giant’s high-speed internet cities. But the Kansas town wins the day.



