Group feels it is being unfairly targeted by special
assessment.
Posted inSanta Ana
Monthly Archives: December 2010
Posted inUncategorized
Tustin Senior Community (Reporter: David Nazar; Photograper: Keith Spitzer)
KOCE’s David Nazar reports on the controversy in Tustin regarding a planned high-density senior living development.
Posted inIrvine
The Great Scale-Back
Original plans for Irvine’s Great Park called for the demolition
of old hangars and runways. Now, in a cost-cutting effort, planners
are considering hangars as museum buildings and runways as parking
lots.
Posted inCountywide, Top Stories
KOCE on Fire Authority Layoffs
Reporter David Nazar talks to officials from the Orange County
Fire Authority and the fire union about the OCFA’s recent layoff of
a 22-member hand crew.
Posted inUncategorized
Orange County Fire Authority Layoffs (Reporter: David Nazar; Photographer: Keith Spitzer)
KOCE reporter David Nazar talks to officials from the Orange County Fire Authority and fire union about the layoff of a 22-member hand crew.
Posted inUncategorized
La Habra Teachers Strike (Reporter: David Nazar; Photographer: Keith Spitzer)
KOCE reporter David Nazar talks to both sides of the labor dispute in the La Habra School District where teachers are currently out on strike.
Posted inSanta Ana
No More Valet Parking in Artists Village
The service, which angered local artists, lasted just two
weeks.
Posted inGovernment, Investigative, Transportation
OCTA Tweaks Its Public Comment Policy
Speaker cards will inform members of the public of their right
to remain anonymous when speaking at board meetings. Open
government expert says the agency is not going far enough.
Posted inGovernment, Huntington Beach, Investigative
Orange County Orders Sunset Beach Pot Shop Closures
Letters from the county to the town’s dispensaries say close or
face a misdemeanor charge.
Posted inCosta Mesa, Norberto Santana, Jr.
Superior Court Judge Denies Request to Halt Fairgrounds Sale
Firm seeking to purchase the 150-acre property declares victory
while vendors and activists vow to win at the appellate level.
