The food workers have sued, alleging that the management company is violating a new state law on worker retention.
Monthly Archives: August 2013
‘Media Coverage’ Part of OC Register’s Naming Rights Pitch
A presentation given to Anaheim officials touts the Register’s ability to generate media coverage for the properties.
Did Janet Nguyen’s Vote Violate State’s Campaign Finance Laws?
A Voice of OC analysis shows that Supervisor Nguyen, as a member of the CalOptima Board of Directors, voted to approve a contract for a lawyer who had contributed to her election campaign. That may have been a violation of the Levine Act, which governs such actions.
County Rejects School Bonds Due to District’s Finances
The Garden Grove district’s proposed budget projects a $60-million deficit.
Garden Grove City Manager Delays Producing His Public Calendar
The city insists it has 10 days to determine whether the calendar is public record, a delay an expert said “shows a contempt for the law.”
Community Editorial: Focus on Dual Language Immersion
A Vietnamese dual language program is good for the community and good for America.
How Much Did GOP Chief’s Firm Make From City Event?
As a city investigation into the finances of Costa Mesa’s 60th anniversary event continues, questions are being raised about payments to an event company co-owned by Orange County Republican Party Chairman Scott Baugh.
Nowhere to Play
A young Santa Ana resident writes about the difficulties, including confrontations with police, he has finding a venue for his band’s music on the streets of Santa Ana.
Columbia Journalism Review Criticizes OC Register Deal
The media watchdog says the Register agreement to broker corporate sponsorships for Anaheim is problematic on several levels.
Honda Center Union Suing Over Lack of Job Offers
The suit claims Anaheim Arena Management violated a new state law by not offering to rehire workers the firm laid off in June.

