The Santa Ana Coalition for Better Government will also use the
meeting to discuss other problems facing the city and possible
solutions.
Monthly Archives: April 2011
Fullerton City Council Approves Settlement with Chevron
Oil giant agrees to drop $1 million lawsuit over rejected
development plans as long as the Council approves the plans.
Orange Park Acres Controversy (Reporter: David Nazar; Photographer: George Barker)
PBS SOCal’s David Nazar reports on the long-running controversy in Orange over the proposed Orange Park Acres development proposal.
Santa Ana Settles Lawsuit Over Station District
The settlement means the city can begin to move forward with the
mixed residential development of rental and for sale homes.
A Coming Together of Sorts in Costa Mesa
Warring parties in the Costa Mesa outsourcing controversy were
brought together in a public forum Monday night, the first of its
kind since the city issued layoff notices for more than 200
workers.
Chevron Makes Offer to Drop Lawsuit Over Large Fullerton Tract
But there are strings attached — oil giant will drop the suit
it filed after Fullerton City Council rejected its development
proposal for the land only if the city goes back and approves
it.
Santa Ana Set to Settle Lawsuit Over Station District Development
City Council is scheduled to vote tonight on settling suit filed
by Friends of the Lacy Historic Neighborhood that aims to save old
homes in the city’s downtown core from demolition.
Holding Their ‘Feet to the Fire’ in Costa Mesa
Forum co-sponsored by Voice of OC, the Orange County Register,
Daily Pilot and Newport Independent seeks to get straight talk from
officials about the city’s finances.
Monahan’s Bar Vandalized
Costa Mesa Mayor Gary Monahan says a brick thrown through the
window of his bar early Saturday is an escalation of outsourcing
plan protest.
Local GOP Official Assailed for Racist Email Against Obama
The email, sent by Republican Central Committee member Marilyn
Davenport, depicts the president as an ape.

