New court filings allege that a sheriffs investigator listened to multiple attorney-client privileged conversations even after being warned not to in the same conversations.
Monthly Archives: April 2023
Posted inTransportation
Can OC Cling Onto Its Iconic But Threatened Coastal Rail Line?
Amidst new announcements of county task forces and rail relocation studies, officials were clear last week about their goal of maintaining the rail corridor wherever they can.
Posted inEducation
What’s the Future of Orange County’s First Arabic Public School Program?
Anaheim Union High School District officials cut their Arabic program but at least one local Arab American leader is asking why the community wasn’t involved in the decision.
Posted inOutdoors
OC Zoo Welcomes New, Young Jaguar
The 12-month old joins the Large Mammal Exhibit with other large cats.
Posted inARTS & CULTURE
A Puzzling Bond
As the puzzling community expands in Southern California,more and more Orange County residents are connecting through puzzle swapping and speed puzzling competitions.
Posted inEducation
An Arabic High School Program in OC is Getting Cut; Students Push to Save It
More than five years after the Anaheim Union High School District launched their Arabic program, officials plan to cut it because of low student enrollment.
Posted inSafety, Security & Justice
Lawsuit Against District Attorney’s DNA Program Revived, Raising Constitutional Concerns
Should Orange County prosecutors be allowed to collect DNA in exchange for dropping misdemeanor charges? A recent appellate court decision puts the lawsuit back in the spotlight.
Posted inCountywide
Orange County’s Coastal Train Service is Back; But for How Long?
How far can nearly $14 million in emergency repairs take you on a rail line that’s slipping into the sea?
Posted inGovernment
Irvine Delays Controversial Great Park Olympic Aquatics Center
While the Olympic aquatics center is moving ahead, it’s now unclear when exactly it’ll be built in the park.
