An organization that focusses on topics in international education, which is run by the staff at the Rancho Santiago Community College District, has been suspended since 2004 for failing to file tax returns.
Yearly Archives: 2015
Posted inCommunity Opinion, Health & Wellness, Housing & Homelessness
ACLU: OC Makes Homelessness Worse
New county figures show homelessness up five percent in OC. But county officials are among the weakest in the region in responding, especially when it comes to the public budget. The ACLU of Southern California challenges Orange County to craft a better approach that includes revamping views on building affordable housing.
Posted inAnaheim, Countywide, Education, Government, Investigative, Top Stories
Report Suggests Brandman Misused School District Resources for Election Campaign
An investigative report commissioned by the Anaheim Union High School District found evidence that former board trustee and current Anaheim Councilman Jordan Brandman used district resources for personal business – possibly for work on his city council campaign. It also raises questions about the Orange County District Attorney’s probe of the allegations.
Posted inCountywide, Top Stories, Westminster
Few City Managers Can Spend as Freely as Westminster’s
City Manager Eddie Manfro can authorize up to $175,000 in spending without City Council approval, which is more than top administrators are allowed in cities four times as large as Westminster.
Posted inGovernment, Top Stories
County Supervisors to Vote on Suspending Labor Negotiations Law
County Counsel Leon Page is recommending the law, known as COIN, be suspended in light of a recent state ruling that invalidates parts of the ordinance.
Posted inCommunity Opinion, Countywide
Norby: A Conservative’s Case for Sanchez in Senate Race
Former Republican State Assemblyman Chris Norby argues that Rep. Loretta Sanchez’s voting record is something conservatives should consider as a reason for support in the ongoing race for a vacant U.S. Senate seat in California.
Posted inEducation, Government, Health & Wellness, Huntington Beach, Investigative, Top Stories
School Trustee: County Agency Stonewalling Public on Trash Dump Probe
John Briscoe, who has been the public face of an effort to address problems stemming from a trash dump near a Huntington Beach elementary school, says he was refused the email of the county Health Care Agency’s director.
Posted inGarden Grove, News Briefs
Garden Grove Council Considers First Raise in 40 Years
The last time council members got a raise was 1976, and they are paid well below their counterparts in many other Orange County cities.
Posted inNews Briefs
Report: Orange County Will See Job Gains, But Growing Inequality
While the county will see many jobs created over the next decade, wages won’t grow fast enough to keep up with the cost of housing and rising income inequality, according to the report by UC Irvine and the community-organizing group OCCORD.
Posted inCountywide, Garden Grove, Top Stories
Garden Grove Council Growing Impatient With Vietnam War Museum
Members of a council subcommittee are giving organizers of the proposed Vietnam War Museum of America four weeks to come up with a detailed plan for weaning their foundation off taxpayer funds, or risk losing city support altogether.
