Community Editorial: Individual Mandate Key to Health Care Law
Community Opinion
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Julie Puentes, an official with the Hospital Association of Southern California, weighs in on the historic battle before the U.S. Supreme Court.
Supervisors Approve Voucher Applications for Homeless Veterans
Government
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The county Housing Authority will apply for $880,200 in housing vouchers from HUD.
Costa Mesa Request to Put Charter on June Ballot Denied
Costa Mesa
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Superior Court judge rejects city’s argument that the charter vote should move forward despite missed filing deadline.
Costa Mesa Has Yet to Officially Approve Charter Lawsuit
Costa Mesa
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Nearly two weeks into the suit, there’s no official record of the City Council approving it or the hiring of a high-priced law firm.
Dominoes Fall at OC Public Works After Another Review
Government
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Director Jess Carbajal is put on administrative leave while others speak of “scummy behavior” and one executive quits in disgust.
Huntington Beach Considers Reorganizing Police Department
Huntington Beach
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The plan would mean a “huge backlog” of domestic violence cases and police not responding to most non-injury traffic accidents.
Plan Proposes More Than 100-Mile Network of North County Bikeways
Government
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Trails would run from La Habra through parks and neighborhoods all the way to the coast.
Preliminary Ruling Against Costa Mesa in Charter Case
Costa Mesa
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The city, which missed the deadline to put the proposed charter on the June ballot, has failed to show that it faces irreparable harm if it has to wait until November, judge says.
Firm Wins Public Bidding Even When Not Best Qualified
Countywide
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Twice in recent weeks, Roger Faubel Public Affairs has received lucrative public contracts, even though it was initially not rated the best qualified firm.
Homelessness Panel Delays Request to Buy Bus Station
Countywide
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Santa Ana city officials are fighting a proposal to convert the empty bus terminal into a year-round homeless shelter.