Registrar of voters is asking that incumbents who forgot to seek
re-election to several community service districts be
reappointed.
Monthly Archives: November 2010
‘We Did Not Handle This Very Well’
Almost a year after an Orange County sheriff’s deputy hit
motorcyclist Kevin Halliburton with a patrol car, a department
official admits that Halliburton was unfairly blamed for the
crash.
Pringle: Conflict Charges Are Unfair Ploy by Democrats
Regardless, the attorney general is set to rule as early as this
week on whether Pringle should have been both Anaheim mayor and
Rail Authority chairman.
OCTA Agrees to Fund Irvine Shuttle
The agreement with the city of Irvine promises 30 years of
funding for the bus system.
Lobbyist Registration II on Supervisors’ Agenda
Pat Bates and Shawn Nelson team up to reintroduce measure
similar to one killed earlier this month.
IT Contractor Scheduled for Bonus Despite Performance Questions
OC Board of Supervisors will debate whether ACS deserves a
$254,609 thank you given all the problems the county has had with
IT.
Voice of OC Receives California Endowment Grant
The grant will help the nonprofit news organization fund a beat
dedicated to community health reporting.
KOCE on Lobby Reform
KOCE’s David Nazar gets the behind-the-scenes story on how the
Orange County Supervisors killed the lobby reform measure.
OC Mails It In
For the first time ever in a general election, more Orange
County voters cast absentee ballots than went to the polls.
KOCE on Lobby Reform (Reporter: David Nazar; Photographer: Keith Spitzer)
KOCE’s David Nazar gets the behind-the-scenes story on why Orange County Supervisor Bill Campbell’s lobbying ordinance was killed.

