Voice of Our Commentators
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Here is another roundup of some of the most thought-provoking reader comments of the week.
Facing Public Outcry, Newport Beach Holds Back on Dock Fee
Newport Beach
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Facing a major funding gap in its harbor costs, Newport Beach officials want residents to pay more for boat docks.
Voice of OC on KPCC
Communications
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Tune in NPR radio affiliate KPCC, 89.3 FM, Thursday at 12:20 p.m., for this week’s segment of Orange County Journalists Roundtable.
Finding Ways to Make Housing More Affordable in OC
Health
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A variety of initiatives — including affordable housing developments and appeals to landlords for better upkeep and oversight — are aimed at improving the living conditions of the county’s low-income residents.
State Supreme Court Backs Injunction Against Outsourcing
Costa Mesa
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Costa Mesa’s request to overturn an order blocking as many as 200 City Hall layoffs was denied, creating a statewide precedent.
Kang Steps Down as Mayor
Immigration
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He became the first Korean-American mayor of a major U.S. city when he assumed office in Irvine in 2008.
Delay Likely on Santa Ana Alcohol and Entertainment Law
Health
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City officials will recommend that the City Council postpone approving the ordinance, which would establish new rules for businesses.
Newport Moves Toward Privatizing City Trash Collection
Newport Beach
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City’s staff estimates a one-time savings of $5 million and annual savings of $1.7 million.
Sheriff Sandra Hutchens Discloses She Has Breast Cancer
County Government
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Hutchens said she will stay at her post during treatment, expected to last up to eight months.
Planners Recommend New Alcohol, Entertainment Rules
Health
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Commissioners back revision of the city’s rules on alcohol sales and nighttime entertainment.
