Jeff Lalloway says he will forgo medical and retirement benefits
as well as the city’s $715 monthly car allowance.
This week, several political campaigns will turn out the lights
as the Registrar of Voters gets closer to finalizing ballot
tallies.
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Outgoing Irvine councilwoman cites recent campaign mailer by
Lalloway, who is vying for a council seat. Firing is yet another
twist in local GOP’s recent infighting.
Much has been made of the Democrats’ use of slate mailers in
Irvine elections, but Republicans show they can use the post office
too.
No big surprises as candidates mainly play it safe and stick to
partisan themes.
If Election Day passes with no union endorsement, it would be
unprecedented. But the fact that it hasn’t happened yet doesn’t
mean it won’t happen.
Dinner for mobile home residents inconvenienced by construction
is on hold after sparking Irvine’s latest political spat.
Irvine Councilwoman Beth Krom dressed down city manager for
allowing Councilwoman Christina Shea to put items on the council’s
agenda that Krom says are purely for political gain.
A Democratic City Council super-majority would allow it to take
action without the 72-hour public notice required by the Brown
Act.
Mayor Sukhee Kang says Councilwoman Christina Shea is wrong to
claim denied access to Great Park reports. Shea says Kang’s the
wrong one.
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