Tony Rackauckas has gone public with his opposition to an effort to expand county supervisors’ oversight of his office. Whether there’s enough support for the expansion should be revealed during today’s supervisors meeting.
Yearly Archives: 2015
Jury Selection Begins in Kelly Thomas Civil Trial
The father of Thomas, a mentally ill transient who died after being beaten by Fullerton police, has sued the city as well as the officers and two former police chiefs.
Union Backed PAC Fined by State Watchdog
The state Fair Political Practices Commission has levied a $3,500 fine against the political action committee California Citizens for Fair Government for failing to name the Orange County Employees Association as its sponsor.
Free Veterans Day Fun for the Whole Family
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Costa Mesa Sets the Stage for Three Day Art Event
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Fullerton Honors Veterans with the 28th Annual Veterans Day Ceremony and Parade
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Padilla: County Planning Commissioners Should Approve Tustin Senior Project
North Tustin resident Manny Padilla urges county planning commissioners to move forward with a controversial senior housing plan pursued by the Catholic Diocese of Orange when they meet Monday afternnoon to consider the project.
Santana: OC Supervisors Continue to Face an Accountability Crisis
Voice of OC Publisher Norberto Santana Jr. again delves into the seemingly politicized process underway to expand Office of Independent Review oversight beyond the jails and into other agencies.
County Loses Out on Competition for Jail Funds
Officials had hoped to use state money for a $40 million refurbishing of its Intake Release Center.
Bolsavik: Propublica and Frontline Revisit 1980s Murders but Fall Short of Expectations
Voice of OC Columnist Hao Nhien Vu, known across Little Saigon for his political blog The Bolsavik, writes that Frontline and Propublica’s recent documentary, “Terror in Little Saigon,” doesn’t live up to the hype.








