Officials expect the new route to save 15 minutes along its full length.
Yearly Archives: 2013
Voice of Our Commentators
Here is another roundup of some of the most thought-provoking reader comments of the week.
PBS Video: Orange County Sheriff Speaks on AB 109 Prisoner Shift
Jailing the state’s prisoners costs Orange County an extra $10 million, which the state should pay, she says.
Pringle’s Lobbying for Oil Company Hits a Wall in Westminster
Despite push by former Anaheim mayor’s lobbying firm, Westminster officials refuse to permit an oil company’s underground tests for fear of damaging the city’s water infrastructure.
Orange County Transit Authority Set to Approve $1.3-Billion Budget
Plan calls for a 4-percent boost in bus service, though the agency has “a long ways to go” before reaching pre-recession service levels.
The Battle Resumes in Costa Mesa
After a relative calm at City Hall, labor talks, privatization issues and court battles are heating up just as the 2014 election season looms.
A Welcome Addition to OC’s Most Park-Poor Neighborhood
The new park developed by Latino Health Access will depend on residents to keep it operating.
Lawmakers Target Loophole Revealed in Honda Center Layoff
Honda Center management still appears to be eligible for tax credits if replacement workers are paid at least the same amount.
Santa Ana OKs Two-Year Budget
With the $205.7-million budget for next fiscal year, more police and code enforcement spending and an end to employee furloughs may be in store.
Language Immersion Program Pushed for Vietnamese Youth
Garden Grove parents and educators say the program would preserve native language for second- and third-generation Vietnamese.








