An expert says a real estate deal by Santa Ana Mayor Miguel Pulido could be an illegal gift, perhaps worse.
Yearly Archives: 2013
Former County Public Works Director Alleges Cover-Up in Lawsuit
Jess Carbajal has filed a wrongful termination lawsuit arguing that supervisors improperly forced his firing in July 2012.
Lynch Ambulance Pays $3-Million Settlement in Fraud Suit
The company at the forefront of a county privatization push allegedly provided kickbacks, manipulated rates and made unnecessary trips.
Anaheim to Consider Temporary Ban on Hookah Lounges
Reacting to complaints from Little Arabia’s neighbors, the council will take up the issue at its next meeting Dec. 10.
Local PBS Cancels ‘Real Orange,’ OC’s Main TV News Show
The long-running public affairs program will air its last episode by the end of the year, PBS SoCaL has announced.
DA Vows to Continue Going After Gangs With Injunctions
Despite a recent court loss, the DA’s office calls injunctions “an extremely effective tool” to reduce crime. The ACLU still has concerns.
Woman’s Dream of Autism Center Doused by Officials
Courtni Laughlin says requirements to install sprinklers have prevented her from opening a much-needed center for adults in Placentia.
OCERS Backs Off Major Hike in Public Agency Payments
The compromise on the pension board comes after an intense debate between conservative and labor appointees.
Community Editorial: Still Waiting for a New Animal Shelter
Rose Tingle, a member of Voice of OC’s Community Editorial Board, argues that supervisors should stop playing with the public.
On the Agenda
Legal fees in the Costa Mesa police union lawsuit, and Santa Ana meets after the revelation of a controversial deal involving Mayor Miguel Pulido.








