Assistant principal removed a Fullerton High School student from the Mr. Fullerton pageant after the boy said he hoped to find “the love of his life” and marry him legally.
Category: NORTH COUNTY
North Orange County covers Fullerton, Brea, La Habra, Buena Park, Placentia, Yorba Linda and their neighbors, where city budgets have been the recurring story. Every story we have published about north county, newest first.
Trouble Still Bubbles on Anaheim Council
Relations between council members became strained after approval of a controversial $158-million tax subsidy for the developer of two four-star hotels.
Curt Pringle: Still Master of His Universe
Public records and interviews show that since Curt Pringle stepped down as mayor of Anaheim and left his posts at the transportation and high-speed rail boards, he has remained in the thick of the public’s business.
On the Agenda
Release of the county’s community indicators report and Santa Ana’s hiring of a new city attorney.
Curt Pringle’s Dance With California’s Lobbying Law
Shortly after Pringle left the Orange County Transportation Authority board, he met with a client and a top OCTA official. A few months later, the client was awarded a contract, with Pringle as the subcontractor.
Water Pollution Suit Goes to Trial
Suit filed by the Orange County Water District against Northrop Grumman and other firms eight years ago is finally seeing a courtroom.
Community Editorial: Outsourcing and Its Effect on Community Spirit
While today’s outsourcing debates typically center on budgets, quality of life rarely is discussed.
Anaheim Council Members Want Changes in Meeting Rules
Moves by Harry Sidhu and Kris Murray seem to be in response to the impromptu meeting held in January regarding a subsidy deal with hoteliers.
OCFA’s Santa Ana Paramedic Plan Has Had Mixed Results
When the county Fire Authority takes over the city’s Fire Department next month, there will be significant changes in paramedic service.
Unions Are Making Moves Beyond Financing Political Campaigns
Increasingly, labor unions are moving past a their lock step with the Democratic Party and into more community coalition building.









