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Yearly Archives: 2013
Video: Big Meeting Today on Proposed I-405 Toll Lanes
Some call them “Lexus lanes” that would double-tax residents. Others say they will speed up traffic for everyone. The meeting starts at 9 a.m. in Orange.
Federal Appeals Court Rules Against DA in Gang Case
Court rules that the DA and the city of Orange violated the U.S. Constitution by enforcing a gang injunction on 50 county residents.
It’s Official: Supervisors Will Now Pay Into Their Own Pension Funds
County supervisors have eliminated taxpayer “pick ups” of their employee share of retirement costs.
Anaheim to Appraise Land Surrounding Angel Stadium
City staff says a traditional appraisal will be difficult for a number of reasons. Nonetheless, the city will evaluate the land.
Nelson, Spitzer Clash Over Proposed Underage Drinking Law
The vote is delayed after county supervisors openly clashed over whether it would save lives or encroach on civil liberties.
Santa Ana Council Might Require Primary Election for Mayor
The council directed staff to research whether the city should hold a primary election, which would guarantee that the mayor is elected by more than 50 percent of the vote.
Community Editorial: Desalination Numbers Don’t Add Up
How will OC elected officials who praise fiscal thrift and condemn government subsidies feel about subsidizing Huntington Beach for 30 years?
Decision Makers Question the Destiny of I-405 Toll Money
The proposal could be put on hold for now, amid concerns that the state will keep much of the toll money for itself.
Galloway’s Mayoral Gambit Creates Rift Among Tait Loyalists
The former Anaheim councilwoman has revealed a plan under which she would run for mayor in 2014 and the current mayor would step aside.








