Owner of OC Register Considering Purchase of LA Times
Anaheim
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Aaron Kushner told The Wall Street Journal that the Times might fit into his business model.
Fair Board to Ponder Action on Failed Privatization Bid
Costa Mesa
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Orange County Fair Board members will finalize their review of the controversial bid by Republican appointees three years ago to privatize the 162-acre public fairground in Costa Mesa.
Friday on PBS: Orange County Register Limits Political Ads
Countywide
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We discuss the newspaper barring political ads that challenge politicians by name.
Supervisors OK Final Round of Stimulus Money For Housing
Anaheim
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Mercy House will receive about $1 million to buy and rehabilitate two homes in the Anaheim area.
OC Register Alters Ad Policy After Politicians Complain
Anaheim
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The newspaper refuses to publish a local activist’s ads criticizing Anaheim Councilwomen Kris Murray and Gail Eastman after the two complained.
Supervisors Perform Tricky Dance Around County CEO Pay Issue
Countywide
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Orange County supervisors attempted to conduct public salary negotiations with Santa Barbara County CEO Chandra Wallar without naming her.
Supervisors Set to Publicly Discuss Search for CEO
County Government
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Orange County Supervisors will get their first chance Tuesday to publicly address their courtship of Santa Barbara County CEO Chandra Wallar as they prepare to openly discuss the salary range of their next CEO.
OC Special Officers Want Right to Carry Concealed Weapons
County Government
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The Christopher Dorner rampage underscores why the officers should be allowed to carry concealed weapons while off duty, they say.
On The Agenda
Countywide
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County leaders officially respond to a scathing grand jury report, and Buena Park spends public dollars to market a private bus line.
Trauma at Root of Mental Health Issues Among Vietnamese
Clayton Chau
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Linguistic isolation, lack of access to mental health services and cultural taboos are roadblocks for Vietnamese-Americans and other Southeast Asian refugees in Orange County who still suffer from the trauma of war.