Councilman Larry Agran puts up an unorthodox protest to an expanding forensic audit into park spending under his leadership.
Monthly Archives: July 2014
After Three Years, Garden Grove Workers Get Pay Raise
City Council approves 2 percent increase for all city workers.
Sheriff’s Department Acknowledges Trust Act Violation
The department broke the state’s new law when it handed a Santa Ana resident over to immigration authorities based on an erroneous conviction on the man’s record.
In Effort to Reduce Prostitution, Stanton is Outing Johns
Action by the city comes as things have gotten so bad along Beach Boulevard that it is commonplace for children to witness prostitutes servicing johns on the street.
Irvine Voters Could Decide On More Great Park Scrutiny
Irvine council members are also set to decide Tuesday on paying their auditors an extra undisclosed amount.
Voice of OC Announces Change in Comment Policy
Beginning Tuesday, our commenters will register through Facebook.
One Man’s Quest to Eat Healthy On a Food Stamp Budget
Our reporter finds that nutritious options in OC markets are expensive and often out of reach for those getting by on a food stamp budget.
4 Hot Debates to Watch This Week
A Great Park transparency measure could go before voters, and Laguna Hills wades into Little League dispute.
Deputy Sheriffs and Supervisors Reach Labor Deal
Orange County deputy sheriffs have approved a proposed two-year labor deal with county supervisors that offers a pay hike and improved health coverage to partly cover the requirement that deputies pay their full employee pension payment in year two of the deal.
PBS: OC Water Official Disagrees With New Chromium Standard
Orange County water official Brett Barbre says the science isn’t yet in on chromium 6.

