Supervisor Shawn Nelson today will try to meet the supplemental
agenda deadline to revive lobbyist registration as a topic for next
week’s Board of Supervisors meeting.
Monthly Archives: November 2010
Sanchez Urges Feds to Ship Surplus Rail Funds to California
Congresswoman’s plea follows those by Schwarzenegger, Feinstein
and Boxer.
A Bad Deal at Vector Control
The former manager of the Orange County Vector Control District
might have squandered about $500,000 in taxpayer dollars by making
advance payments on a property that is now in default.
City Attorney Offers Defense of Pringle in Conflict of Interest Allegations
Anaheim mayor has the right to hold elected office and the
chairmanship of the California High Speed Rail Authority, attorney
asserts.
Judge Orders Temporary Halt of Fairgrounds Sale
Hearings on allegations of insider dealing are expected in
December.
Fair Saga Heads to Two Courtrooms
Orange County Fair vendors call on Superior Court to stop the
sale of the Fairgrounds. Group also sues state officials over
refusing access to public records.
Irvine, Huntington Beach to Receive Legal Threats Over Email Deletions
An attorney with a First Amendment advocacy group will send
letters to the cities demanding an end to ongoing email
destruction.
CalAware Will Fight Cities’ Email Destruction
State First Amendment advocacy group vows to sue to stop the
routine destruction of emails by city officials.
Laying the Groundwork for a New Beginning
Members of a Santa Ana neighborhood group celebrate a $3.5
million grant that will pay for a new park in one of the city’s
poorest neighborhoods. But before eating cake, they asked
questions.
Fired Fair Board Member Has Many Questions
David Padilla last week was abruptly removed from the Orange
County Fair Board of Directors. He calls it the crowning moment of
a frustrating year.

