County supervisors are set to begin Tuesday directing how ambulance service should be delivered to most of Orange County’s cities.
Monthly Archives: March 2014
Anaheim to Consider Hiring Heavily-Fined Lobbying Firm
Sloat Higgins was recently fired by the Orange County Transportation Authority following a record-breaking fine for giving illegal gifts to lawmakers.
On the Agenda
Up this week: Approval of a new labor deal for the 12,000 county workers represented by the Orange County Employees Association.
Community Editorial: OC Climate Activists Join in Protests
Two busloads of activists from Orange County joined protesters in Sacramento and Los Angeles to demand urgent action.
Lutheran Minister Put His Faith in Santa Ana’s Willard Community
Pastor Jon Pedersen sought to improve one of Santa Ana’s most challenged neighborhoods, focusing resources on domestic violence, housing and education.
Historic YMCA Might Become Community Fitness Center
The Santa Ana City Council decided to pursue negotiations with St. Joseph Health and Taller San Jose to turn the decaying building into a neighborhood fitness and wellness center.
Santa Ana Will Rebid Controversial Auto Parts Contract
The city will not renew its contract with a parts supplier involved in a real estate deal with Mayor Miguel Pulido.
New State Regulations Shed Little Light On Political Blogosphere
Are political blogs on the payroll of political campaigns? New state rules requiring greater disclosure hardly make things more clear.
Voice of Our Commentators
Here is another roundup of some of the most thought-provoking reader comments of the week.
Officials Hosting Forum Thursday on Immigration Policy Impacts
Elected officials are set to host an evening event in Garden Grove on how immigration policies affect education for local youth.

