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Is Pulido’s influence waning? Also, marijuana measure and cost
of going after the Irvine 11.
Santa Ana suspends search for city manager, Orange County’s
homeless count challenged and more Costa Mesa outsourcing.
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Its congressional delegation will increase from six to seven as
of the latest lines drawn by the California Citizens Redistricting
Commission.
More redistricting controversy, a new face at Latino Health
Access and the Fullerton police beating.
The appointment of a new public guardian, a red-light camera ban
and attempts by two more cities to save their redevelopment
agencies.
A rundown of what city councils are putting on their
closed-session agendas this week.
Both Latinos and Vietnamese say the redistricting committee asks
for their testimony but does nothing.
Tentative new district boundaries could mean that while her term
expires next year, her district won’t hold an election until
2014.
The new policy director for Latino Health Access talks about
what she brings to the organization and what she wants to help it
achieve.
Congrats to the OC Watchdog, new accounting rules on pensions
and high-paid IT directors.
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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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