All of the local news you can’t miss on what’s happening in Orange County today across all of the topics we cover.
Focus intensifies on Fullerton cops in the wake of the beating
death of local homeless resident Kelly Thomas, redistricting
impacts analyzed and free speech in condo elections.
Many see the unpredictable nature of citizen redistricting as
good for democracy. But some pros say, like term limits, the impact
won’t produce the changes that voters hoped for.
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Santa Ana mulls special tax districts, courting a new city
manager and a nightclub catering to the gay community. Costa Mesa
considers how to deal with requests for proposals and council
salaries.
Fullerton cops under fire for deadly beating, Costa Mesa
councilwoman wants elected leaders to cut salaries and benefits and
presidential primary set for June.
Orange County’s sole appointee on the panel is also the lone
dissenter, saying the commission paid too much attention to ethnic
minorities.
Property taxes on the uptick. Fullerton police beating case
draws public scrutiny. Costa Mesa and San Juan Capistrano make news
on spending.
Homeless advocates say a county report that shows a significant
drop in the number of people living on the streets in Orange County
does not reflect reality.
A new public guardian, Spitzer strikes again and county
retirement officials forced out.
Lucille Lyon’s appointment comes after the controversial reign
of Public Guardian/Administrator John Williams.
Measure would have kept alive a state system that serves 37,000
disabled and elderly state residents.
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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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