Police responded to what Norby and his wife termed a non-violent
argument. But police report summary indicates Norby pushed his
wife.
Monthly Archives: September 2010
County to Launch Audit of Public Administrator
Specifically, the audit will look into how the office liquidates
large estates.
Anaheim Complies With New Ticket Reporting Regs, Sort Of
City posts names of officials who get free tickets to events on
its website, but not prominently like it is supposed to.
A Former Sheriff’s Opinion on Civilians in the Jails
Jack Anderson says the concept of civilian jailers makes sense,
but it hasn’t happened because of politics.
More GOP Candidates Sign Anti-Union Pledge Then Seek Union Support
City Council candidates in Rancho Santa Margarita and Irvine say
they’re just looking to build relationships.
Officials Scrambling to Figure Out Ruling on Civilian Jailers
Orange County deputies union persuades a local judge to issue a
temporary injunction barring civilian jail workers. There is
confusion, however, on how the order can be enforced.
County’s IT Fiefdoms Remain a Big Money-Sucking Problem
County managers say they need a retreat to work things out.
La Palma Council Debates How Far to Go With Tobacco Ban
Proposal for outright ban of all tobacco use in the city’s
Central Park is swapped for proposal for designated smoking
area.
Another Anti-Union Pledge, Another Republican Candidate in a Bind
Irivne council candidate Jeff Lalloway signed Lincoln Club
pledge with harsh words for unions, but still wants police and fire
union support.
Irvine City Attorney Gave Inaccurate Legal Advice During Council Meeting
Lawyer used the wrong Brown Act exception to justify why the
public is not being made privy to Great Park environmental
reports.
