Move is the latest effort by the Republican council’s majority
to limit the influence of the city’s employee unions.
Monthly Archives: December 2011
Anaheim OKs Plan for More Business-Friendly City
Council accepts recommendations ranging from eliminating
conditional use permits to instilling a welcoming culture for
business at City Hall.
Supervisors Approve Nguyen’s Changes to CalOptima Board
Health care industry representative added and Nguyen given a
two-year appointment to the $1.3-billion managed health care
program for the poor.
Field Poll: Most California Voters Now Oppose High-Speed Rail Project
Respondents cite cost estimates as the main reason for not
supporting the $98-billion project.
New HB Mayor Wants Legal Fireworks, Pension Tax Vote
Don Hansen, who became mayor Monday, also wants a citywide
charity and preservation of youth sports fields.
Anaheim Seeks to Make City Even More Business-Friendly
A task force created by Mayor Tom Tait presented recommendations
aimed at cutting regulations for both economic and moral
reasons.
Nguyen’s CalOptima Reorganization Set for Supervisors’ Vote
Plan pushed by Supervisor Janet Nguyen would give the county and
the health care industry more control over the county’s
$1.3-billion health program for the poor.
Critics of High-Speed Rail Project Now Moving In for the Kill
Recent weeks have seen a series of aggressive actions by
opponents of the contentious $98-billion state project.
Appellate Court Reverses One Broadway Plaza Decision
The 4th District Court of Appeal rules that construction of the
37-story office tower in Santa Ana may go forward.
On The Agenda
Selection of new mayors in Huntington Beach and San Juan
Capistrano and a bid by Orange County to win $100 million in state
grant funds.

