We asked the candidates key questions about their biggest mistakes, challenges facing local courtrooms and transparency.
Monthly Archives: October 2022
Posted inAnaheim
City Hired Investigators Find ‘Great Stuff’ in Anaheim Corruption Probe
While investigators described their findings so far as background information, they told officials they already have significant findings and around 180 people are potential witnesses.
Posted inWater, Power & Waste
Is The Controversial CEO of Orange County’s Green Power Agency On The Way Out?
The board has been debating both in public and behind closed doors on whether to fire their CEO for nearly six months. He could be canned right before the election.
Posted inABOUT
In Reversal, Federal Judge Allows OC’s Emergency Homeless Shelter to Proceed in Santa Ana
U.S. District Judge David O. Carter’s 180 sets back a critical timeline for getting the rain season refuge up and running.
Posted inWestminster
Here Are Westminster Candidates’ Views on Fiscal Crisis, Political Divide, Development
Westminster’s finances, leadership and city resources are looking at two very different pictures pending the outcome of November.
Posted inGarden Grove
Here Are Garden Grove Candidates’ Views on Housing, Homelessness, and Resort
Homes along Harbor Boulevard? Rent control? We asked residents’ would-be city leaders about these pressing issues in town and much more.
Posted inAnaheim
Disney’s PAC Continues Spending Big To Sway Voters in Anaheim
Disney’s main political spending vehicle has poured nearly $872,000 supporting three resort-friendly candidates in a city called out by FBI agents for being influenced by resort interests.
Posted inSanta Ana
Should Anaheim Be Santa Ana’s Police Oversight Role Model?
A police oversight panel in some form is up for City Council approval next month. On paper, here’s what it can and can’t do.
Posted inWater, Power & Waste
They’re Often in the Shadows of Elections. But Where Do Water District Candidates Stand on the Issues?
We asked the candidates key questions about the drought, climate change, transparency and term limits.
Posted inCollegiate News Service
Aliso Viejo Voters Are Picking Their City Council. What Do The Candidates Say?
Candidates answered questions on term limits, accessibility to public meetings, regulating E-bikes
