On Tuesday, Anaheim City Council approved a $1 million lifeline for the Muzeo; and authorized the destruction of old public records.
Monthly Archives: July 2014
Supervisors Approve Land Purchase for Homeless Shelter in Santa Ana
But the approval comes with criticisms from residents who live near the proposed shelter – along with advocates for Civic Center homeless and some supervisors – who say the county did a bad job of outreach.
Parks Director Complained About Spitzer’s Memorial Project
Documents show county parks staff inundated by County Supervisor Todd Spitzer’s office with requests for unauthorized special arrangements and excessive preparations for April victims memorial event.
Are Toll Lanes Still in Store for Orange County Freeways?
A proposal for the 405 sparked a backlash last year and was all but killed. But state officials are now determined to make toll lanes a reality, according to local officials.
Voters Could Decide on State Enforcement of OC Campaign Finance Law
The measure would allow a shift in civil enforcement of the county’s campaign contribution limits to the state Fair Political Practices Commission.
Jail Expansion Could Take Another Step Forward
The 512-bed expansion would be largely funded by $100 million from the state.
Santa Ana to Consider Charter Changes
The changes include include a substantial pay hike for council members and the mayor.
Anaheim Could Destroy Planning Records
The records include subpoenas, Public Records Act requests, investigation reports and expense files that are at least two years old.
County Could Buy Building for Homeless Shelter
At their Tuesday meeting, supervisors are scheduled to vote on a $3.6 million agreement to buy a storage warehouse in an industrial area of Santa Ana.
Brea and Fullerton to Keep Top Fire Management Combined
City leaders are about to vote on a five-year contract to keep their individual fire departments running with a joint, eight-member top leadership.

