Dozens of businesses along the main proposed route on Fourth Street have signed a petition opposing the path.
Monthly Archives: July 2014
Posted inCountywide, Economy, Investigative, Top Stories, Transportation
8 Hot Debates to Watch This Week
Orange County could take a major step toward establishing a homeless shelter, and the deputy sheriff’s labor deal comes to a vote.
Posted inCountywide, Top Stories
Guest Editorial: A Father’s Letter to Kelly Thomas
Kelly Thomas’ father pens a letter to his son three years after his death.
Posted inAnaheim, Education
Anaheim School Board Delays Bond Vote Over Brown Act Concerns
Anaheim Union High School District board delays putting $249 million bond measure on November ballot after Voice of OC cites possible open meeting violation.
Posted inCountywide, Investigative, Top Stories
OC Supervisors Split on Sheriff Deputy Pay Package
Orange County Supervisors are split over a proposed labor deal for deputy sheriffs, with allegations of pension spiking emerging over a two-year wage and benefit package scheduled for consideration at Tuesday’s public meeting.
Posted inGovernment, Health & Wellness, Top Stories
County Launches Website Focused on Preventable Disease
The site, part of an overall wellness campaign, encourages residents to eat better, exercise more, and quit smoking. But for now, it’s only doing so in English.
Posted inAnaheim
Key Documents Marked As Missing for Tonight’s Anaheim School Bond Vote
Important information about the $249-million proposed bond is also missing from the meeting agenda. The district’s last bond measure faced widespread accusations of mismanagement.
Posted inEducation, Santa Ana, Top Stories
The Anatomy of a School Policy Victory
Restorative justice advocates celebrate their successful efforts to spur a change in the Santa Ana Unified School District’s discipline policies.
Posted inTop Stories
Anatomía de una Victoria de la Política Escolar
El grupo que aboga por nuevas prácticas disciplinarias afirmó que este es sólo el principio del trabajo con funcionarios escolares.
Posted inCountywide, Top Stories
Spitzer Draws Fire for Unauthorized Contracts to Campaign Consultant
County Auditor Controller Jan Grimes is withholding payment to a campaign consultant with close ties to County Supervisor Todd Spitzer – hired under questionable circumstances earlier this year to spearhead a $25,000 public relations blitz in April for the unveiling of a Victims Memorial.
