The former mayor and current lobbyist has applied for a commission that will make recommendations on how the city should be governed.
Yearly Archives: 2013
Anaheim, Santa Ana Dealing With Tennis Centers Differently
Santa Ana leaders want a nonprofit to teach tennis to inner-city youth. Anaheim, meanwhile, faces outrage over planned upgrades to its tennis center.
Community Editorial: Anaheim Needs Better Budget Priorities
Why spend $6.4 million on a tennis center when the need is greater elsewhere?
Santa Ana Business Owners Get Crack at New Downtown Tax
On July 1, they may comment on a proposal for a new downtown business improvement district that is seen as a compromise of the bitter dispute over Downtown Inc.
Mystery Check Leads to More Secrecy Issues at CalOptima
The health plan took delivery of a $90,391 cashier’s check, but the sender refused to reveal who donated the money.
Sheriff Seeks Misdemeanor Arrest Powers for Special Deputies
The officers’ battle with management is expected to continue, with their union challenging the decision to strip their peace officer status.
Millions Budgeted for Tennis Center Sparks Outrage in Anaheim
City leaders have portrayed the coming fiscal year’s budget as focused on working-class Latino areas. But critics say a decision to spend $6.4 million on improvements to an upscale tennis center paints a different picture.
Rebecca Guider, Gerontologist
Rebecca Guider is an Orange County resident who retired after 31 years of service from the County’s Social Services Agency (SSA) as the Division Director of Adult Services and Assistance […]
On The Agenda
County supervisors consider slashing grand jurors’ compensation, and more cities approve budgets for the new fiscal year.
Gov. Brown to OC Supervisors: Cut Your Office Budgets
After a Voice of OC article, the governor’s office presses an Orange County delegation in Sacramento. County Supervisor Todd Spitzer vows to provide the key vote to mandate cuts.








