Republican political consultant Matt Cunningham sees Voice of OC
coverage regarding a conflict of interest as unfair.
Yearly Archives: 2011
Community Editorial: Sad But Not Surprised by Anaheim Revelations
OC labor leader Tefere Gebre says Anaheim has been the closest
thing we have to a corporate city for a long time.
Taxes Delinquent for Santa Ana Mayor’s Family Business
Jose Pulido, brother to Mayor Miguel Pulido, says he refused to
pay the auto shop’s property taxes for three years as a
protest.
Newport to Waive Public Notice Policy for Appointment
The move is prompted by the unexpected resignation of Planning
Commission Chairman Charles Unsworth.
Orange County Democratic Treasurer Retains Office — by One Vote
Effort fails to oust Reggie Mundekis for payments she authorized
and comments she made about the local party’s transparency.
Grand Jurors Wanted
Superior Court is accepting applications for the next grand jury
term.
Breathmobiles Help Young Asthma Sufferers Breathe More Easily
In Orange County, doctors have taken to the streets in mobile
clinics to combat the disease in low-income communities.
Subsidiary of Councilwoman’s Firm Holds City Contract
Councilwoman Kris Murray cast a vote this year to approve a
report by a subsidiary of Willdan Group, which employs her as its
senior vice president, city records show.
Judge Declines to Dismiss Part of Costa Mesa Outsourcing Lawsuit
Costa Mesa employees union seeks to stop drastic reduction of
the city workforce. City says judge is misreading the labor
contract.
Orange County’s Food Banks Start Holidays with Soaring Demand
One of the most “food insecure” counties in the state is
experiencing a historic gap between food supply and demand.








