As member cities support an audit into the agency and criticize its leadership, some board members are calling for the release of an investigation into the CEO’s concerns.
Yearly Archives: 2022
Posted inHuntington Beach
HB Voters to Decide if City Council Can Hire Outside Attorneys & Other Charter Changes
After clashes between Huntington Beach City Council members and elected City Attorney Michael Gates, Surf City voters will decide if they want to make changes to their city charter.
Posted inCountywide
Latina Boutique Showcases Santa Ana’s Entrepreneurial Culture
Through local business assistance, perseverance and familial encouragement, 24 year-old Latina, Alejandra Vargas, opens her first Boutique in downtown Santa Ana, today highlighting entrepreneurship in the area.
Posted inARTS & CULTURE
Summer Art Festivals Return to Laguna Beach
After a year with varying COVID restrictions, it looks like a return to pre-pandemic conditions at the popular Laguna art festivals.
Posted inARTS & CULTURE
Where are the Free Outdoor Movies and Summer Concerts in Orange County?
Outdoor cinema and concert series are back this summer in O.C., giving a fun twist to how locals families can enjoy classic entertainment together.
Posted inHuntington Beach
Huntington Beach City Council and Elected Attorney Continue Clashing Over Employee Lawsuit
OC’s only elected city attorney, Michael Gates, battles with Huntington Beach City Council members as they contemplate amendments to the city charter and the power the attorney holds.
Posted inHousing & Homelessness
Fullerton City Council Members Consider Mandating Affordable Housing in New Developments
As cities struggle to get their housing plans approved by the state, Fullerton might mandate affordable housing in new developments as some city council members oppose the idea.
Posted inTop Stories
Grand Jury: OC Residents Lose Millions Each Year in Unclaimed Recycling Funds
With recycling centers dwindling drastically over the last 10 years, the OC Grand Jury encourages all cities to increase recycling efforts to minimize unclaimed recycling funds.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Mosko: Southern California Edison Obfuscates to Hide Risks of Nuclear Energy
Professor emeritus Roger Johnson’s op-ed posted May 27 agues the need for study of cancer risks in communities near San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station and other nuclear energy plants nationwide. Southern California Edison’s rebuttal uses tricks (called obfuscation), not facts, at every turn to confuse and lull the public into a false sense of safety about nuclear power and its deadly waste.
Posted inGovernment
Missing Transparency? OC Official to Dole Out $10 Million But Won’t Name Recipients
Transparency concerns about how Orange County supervisors spend COVID bailout money continues, with Supervisor Doug Chaffee getting to distribute nearly $10 million to unnamed organizations.
