All of the local news you can’t miss on what’s happening in Orange County today across all of the topics we cover.
Pensions, Costa Mesa and Marilyn Davenport are again the main
courses of Orange County’s politics and government media diet.
Curious math in Costa Mesa, more on Mensinger, and playing the
waiting game in Anaheim.
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Public forum today on the need for budget cuts is likely to draw
questions about the city’s approach to numbers.
An altercation in Costa Mesa, more Brown Act problems in Santa
Ana, a lying social worker and an LA Times/USC poll on public
employee benefits.
Santa Ana City Council this week decided that money earmarked
for improvements to a tennis center will instead go toward a
downtown cultural plaza and the city’s police helicopter
program.
Warring parties in the Costa Mesa outsourcing controversy were
brought together in a public forum Monday night, the first of its
kind since the city issued layoff notices for more than 200
workers.
The email, sent by Republican Central Committee member Marilyn
Davenport, depicts the president as an ape.
Los Angeles County, like Orange County, is challenging Gov.
Jerry Brown’s plan to divert $1 billion statewide away from program
for needy children.
Merchants at Fiesta Marketplace on Santa Ana’s downtown Fourth
Street are protesting new requirements that condition store lease
renewals to gentrification of stores and stocking higher-end
merchandise.
CA Supreme Court is the latest court to disagree with county
officials. Now, question is how much was spent on lawsuit.
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