All of the local news you can’t miss on what’s happening in Orange County today across all of the topics we cover.
State’s Fair Political Practices Commission cutting back
regulation of lobbyists, holding fewer open meetings and keeping
mum on investigations.
Shirley Grindle says she cannot disprove hotelier William
O’Connell’s claims that he did not control $5,100 in contributions
to Harry Sidhu’s 2010 campaign for county supervisor.
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The policy comes after an internal audit revealed purchases of
computers that weren’t needed and were kept at engineers’
homes.
Engineers on 57 Freeway widening project were given unneeded
laptops, audit says.
Newport Beach will decide whether to expand its smoking ban, and
Tustin will consider eliminating a proposed park at its former air
base.
Supervisor John Moorlach wants the now-closed bus depot across
from the Orange County Civic Center opened for those without
shelter. Santa Ana leaders are not enthusiastic about the idea.
Teamsters Local 952 resigns from the OC Labor Federation after
federation leaders speak against the $158-million subsidy for two
planned four-star hotels in Anaheim.
Anaheim’s subsidy controversy that just won’t quit, pot shop
pleas in Costa Mesa, coastal city bag bans, John Williams’
long-awaited retirement and more fireworks in the Rackaukas-Spitzer
war.
Costa Mesa’s Wendy Leece says when council members send and
receive text messages during meetings, it’s not only rude and
disruptive but could lead to violations of the state’s open
meetings law.
“Tribute to Supervisor Janet Nguyen” comes after her successful
drive to get the hospital industry a permanent seat on CalOptima
board.
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The pets in this story may already have homes. These are the animals waiting at the shelter today.
Adoptions at OC Animal Care are by appointment. Give the pet ID when you contact the shelter. Listings come from OC Animal Care and update every two hours.
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