The U.S. Attorney’s Office alleges that the company stole $450,000 from the city.
Monthly Archives: April 2010
California’s High-Speed Rail Could Become ‘Big Dig West’
Highly critical state audit of $42 billion statewide rail program focuses on lax accounting by the project’s prime contractor, which shared responsibility for Boston’s infamous ‘Big Dig’ tunnel project.
An Opinion on Proposition 16
Why haven’t we been hearing more about PG&E’s Scam about Proposition 16? To me it is obviously a corporation trying to protect it’s power monopoly through the initiative process. Read […]
Trying to Crack the Lewis Poll Mystery
Who asked for the poll and why is Craig Hunter not included?
FPPC Fines Newport Beach City Hall Campaign
The 2008 campaign failed to disclose the identity of a major donor.
Tradition Goes Up Against a Better Business Vision
Dana Point and Huntington Beach families battle it out over beach concession and in the process show a side of county government that few see.
New Poll Shows Sheriff’s Race in Dead Heat
While undecideds still a big factor, Lewis Consulting tally indicates that the race is headed for a runoff, and a nasty one at that.
High-Speed Rail Victim of ‘Inadequate Planning, Weak Oversight’
State auditor lambastes rail authority’s handling of planned $42-billion system.
Huntington Beach Planners Approve Development on Indian Burial Ground
Developer plans to put green-friendly homes on sacred site. Native American commission says land should be left alone.
State Political Watchdog Investigating Yorba Linda Councilwoman
Complaint alleges that Jan Horton offered a motion regarding a redevelopment area next to her home.

