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State Sen. Lou Correa is proposing a bill that will limit terms
of officials from smaller cities. OCTA board members say it’s a bad
idea.
City Council unofficially agrees to a developer’s plan for one
of the city’s last remaining tracts of open space.
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More trouble in prisons, more talk about banning sex offenders
in parks and more Brown Act issues.
Meanwhile, county Supervisor John Moorlach wants to study
possible outsourcing of the entire department.
Who got big raises at the county? What are the Great Park’s
backup plans? And which county agency was actually praised by the
grand jury?
Dozens of county managers and executives got pay raises while
services were cut and others laid off. But the county still won’t
say who they are.
The Social Services Agency is effectively responding to child
abuse cases despite suffering a 22 percent cut in staff.
All in the family at OCTA, GOP strategy in Costa Mesa and more
Great Park criticism.
When officials at the county agency needed someone to conduct an
“independent” audit of a $12-billion transportation improvement
program, they chose a group that included the father of their
financial manager.
Costa Mesa City Council members are feeling the heat from two
months of intense union campaigning against their outsourcing plan.
Some Republicans are growing impatient waiting for local party
leaders to fire back.
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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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