City officials hoped tracks and terminal in Anaheim would be
part of initial construction plans. Not anymore.
Category: Corrections
Stories filed under Voice of OC corrections before 2017, when the newsroom tracked corrections by category. Corrections now go in the correction field on the story itself and appear at voiceofoc.org/corrections.
Rackauckas Admits Loaning Out ‘Prosecutor’ Title to Political Friend
State Senator Tom Harman never showed up for volunteer program
after his prospects for Attorney General evaporated.
OCTA and Teamsters OK New Bus Contract
No pay increases are included in the three-year pact, but no more layoffs are expected either.
Ratcheting Up the Pension Debate
OCERS release of top-level pensioners brings new fodder to the long-running conversation on public sector retirement benefits.
San Juan Capistrano Residents Could Pay for Chevron’s Mistake
The San Juan Capistrano City Council is scheduled to vote once again on a water surcharge that would cover costs related to additive leaks traced to Chevron gas stations.
Crime in Orange County Trending Down Along with Police Budgets
Conventional wisdom says bad economies and slashed budgets lead to more crime. But that is not what seems to be happening.
Irvine to Get $121 Million for Citywide Public Transit
The California Transportation Commission announced the funding, which will one day go toward Irvine’s citywide public transit vision.
Who Does Fire Authority Union Chief Work For?
An Orange County Fire Authority Board Member sees the underwriting of union president Joe Kerr’s salary as philosophically backwards.









