FPPC Clears High-Speed Rail Officials on Travel to Europe
Anaheim
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Former Anaheim Mayor Curt Pringle and three others did not
violate state disclosure laws with donated trips.
Voice of OC (https://voiceofoc.org/2011/01/)
Former Anaheim Mayor Curt Pringle and three others did not
violate state disclosure laws with donated trips.
City Council is set to consider a plan — in the name of cost
savings — to hire an outside contractor for graffiti cleanup work.
City employees say the outsourcing will increase the city’s
budget.
Fair Board members take their actions and activists take their
shots against backdrop of upcoming court hearing.
LA activist attorney Gloria Allred and five television stations
on hand for protest against installation of solar panels at H.B.
school.
The state FPPC says the assemblyman of improperly used campaign
donations when his wife kicked him out.
Proposal to state is the latest scheme for control of the
150-acre property in Costa Mesa. Fair activists oppose the plan and
call on board members to step down.
Council agrees to slash fees for development at Irvine Business
Complex by 75 percent, but cool to proposal to cancel another fee
increase.
San Francisco lawmaker has introduced legislation aimed at
ending non-competitive contracts like the one Chevron received to
erect panels at Dwyer Middle School.
Court issues decision a week after hearing arguments. Next stop
would be the state Supreme Court.
Republican board takes a break from the “government is the
problem” rhetoric to tout the accomplishments of county government
in 2010.