All of the local news you can’t miss on what’s happening in Orange County today across all of the topics we cover.
The county’s $48-million oops, another bad report card for
high-speed rail and an appellate court delivers deathblow to
fairgrounds deal.
Peer Review Group says the state is in serious danger of
starting a massive construction project it can’t finish.
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Orange County supervisors and a labor chief work together to fight a Sacramento tax grab just as questions arise about why it took them so long to address the issue.
The bill that would have created a department dedicated to
high-speed rail is gutted by the Senate Transportation and Housing
Committee.
Judge backs employees in Costa Mesa outsourcing suit, Huntington
Beach rejects bid for mosque, state Senate bill would limit
immigrant car seizures.
Fighting childhood obesity without diets, small cities fight
redistricting plan and high-speed rail fights more of its own
problems.
California’s proposed bullet train system is losing its PR firm,
state funding and has a too-high “burn rate.”
Dr. Patricia Riba’s nonprofit clinic in Santa Ana combines
clinical treatment, nutritional education and free fitness classes
five days a week.
Latinos upset with redistricting committee, Berardino to shake
up Fair Board and Irvine wondering how new redevelopment rules will
affect the Great Park.
Gov. Jerry Brown puts Nick Berardino, general manager of the
Orange County Employees Association, on the mostly Republican
board.
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