Rules lead to homelessness and make tracking child molesters more difficult, according to state board report.
Category: Investigative
DA Interviews Employees in Assessor Case
A decision on whether to launch full investigation into
allegations that Assessor Webster let corporations escape as much
as $125 million in taxes is expected by the end of the month.
How Budget Cuts Hit Our Parks
LA Times travels up and down the state to document the withering access that the state’s residents have to parkland.
Santa Ana Again Edges Anaheim in Population
2010 state population estimates rank the cities ninth and tenth largest in California. This estimates play a role in where state and federal dollars go.
More Issues with Foreclosure Relief Program
LA County might have to give back federal funds despite being more successful than any other government in Southern California at turning around foreclosed homes.
From Plants to a Parking Lot in Huntington Beach
For decades residents of a Huntington Beach community have enjoyed the peace and quiet of living next to a nursery. Now they face the prospect of the nursery being replaced by the noise and hazards of an RV storage lot.
California’s High-Speed Rail Could Become ‘Big Dig West’
Highly critical state audit of $42 billion statewide rail program focuses on lax accounting by the project’s prime contractor, which shared responsibility for Boston’s infamous ‘Big Dig’ tunnel project.
An Opinion on Proposition 16
Why haven’t we been hearing more about PG&E’s Scam about Proposition 16? To me it is obviously a corporation trying to protect it’s power monopoly through the initiative process. Read […]
Trying to Crack the Lewis Poll Mystery
Who asked for the poll and why is Craig Hunter not included?
Tradition Goes Up Against a Better Business Vision
Dana Point and Huntington Beach families battle it out over beach concession and in the process show a side of county government that few see.


