State political watchdog agency says a candidate my discharge
campaign debt through bankruptcy process.
Monthly Archives: April 2011
The OC Morning Report
California loses a great warrior for First Amendment rights.
OC Judges Lobbying to Keep Their Cadillac Health Plans
In a strange quirk, the county still pays for the health
benefits of Superior Court judges even though the state pays their
salaries.
HUD Awards Grants for Homeless Shelters
Federal agency will give $3 million to Housing Authority and
three other Orange County organizations.
A Tireless Fighter for Open Government in California
The co-founder of Californians Aware died Saturday. He leaves
behind an unparalleled legacy of prying open government on behalf
of the public.
The OC Morning Report
Open space battles in North Orange County, Obama’s birth
certificate, California’s special funds and a toll road that is not
paying for itself.
Two Cities to Determine Fate of Their Dwindling Open Space
City councils in Fullerton and Orange in the coming weeks will
vote on development proposals that community groups oppose.
Split Irvine City Council Approves Prevailing Wage Law
In a 3-2 vote cast along partisan lines, Council signed-off on
an ordinance that extends prevailing wages to all city
projects.
Considering Consequences in Costa Mesa
A City Council study session — the first of several to come —
shows just how tough the decisions will be for officials as they
grapple with how far to go with their privatization plan.
The OC Morning Report
Pensions, Costa Mesa and Marilyn Davenport are again the main
courses of Orange County’s politics and government media diet.

