Health officials brief Orange County’s school nurses on the state law that they hope will increase vaccination rates.
Yearly Archives: 2013
On The Agenda
Final approval of the Poseidon desalination plant in Huntington Beach and approval of an extra 4,600 homes at Irvine’s Great Park.
Should the DA or Orange Pay the Cost of Civil Rights Case?
As the ACLU hands off legal bill for at least $3 million, Orange city officials will consider whether to ask the DA to cover the cost.
Radiation Issues Shut Down UC Irvine Brain Research Center
The Brain Imaging Center ceased human experiments after discoveries of poor sanitation practices and tainted drugs by federal inspectors.
OCTA Board Postpones Vote on Interstate 405 Toll Lanes Proposal
A Fountain Valley councilman calls them “an insult” to voters, while staff say federal dollars are at risk if the lanes aren’t approved.
60 Years Later, Korean War Vets Share Their Memories of Service
One was among the first to complete a mission behind enemy lines in North Korea. The other served stateside, helping amputees put their lives back together.
OC Veterans Memorial Could Finally Become Reality
After decades of frustration, veterans are optimistic that with help from organized labor a countywide memorial and museum will be built.
Community Editorial: Union Workers Stand With Veterans
During the week before Veterans Day, union members throughout California will give back by volunteering to provide services veterans need.
Video: Is Kindness the Enemy of Effectiveness?
Anaheim Mayor Tom Tait is stunned at what his former ally is saying about him.
Voice of Our Commentators
Here is another roundup of some of the most thought-provoking reader comments of the week.








