Curt Pringle will use four of the city’s tickets for Tuesday’s game but said he’ll pay taxes on their value.
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.
Taking the Initiative in Brea
Two grassroots ballot initiatives — one on parking and one on open governance — might make the November ballot in Brea.
Shared-Track Idea for High-Speed Rail Moves Forward
The Anaheim to Los Angeles leg will continue to study the feasibility of slower verisons of bullet trains sharing track with Amtrak and Metrolink.
Pringle Re-Elected as High Speed Rail Chairman
He is elected for a one-year term as chairman despite the fact that his current term as board member is scheduled to end in six months.
Too Many Tattoo Parlors, Too Few Health Standards
Fullerton has 18 tattoo parlors — way more than its neighbors. And the City Council is worried about the apparent lack of health standards.
La Habra Reverses Itself on Police Pensions
Two weeks after taking a hard line with its police union and requiring that department employees pay into their own pensions, La Habra City Council decides to soften its stance and instead allow furlough days for current department employees.
Yorba Linda Loses City Manager
Resignation of Dave Adams after just one year is the second high-level departure in two months.
Cypress Immigration Resolutions Draw A Crowd, But Fail Again
For the second meeting in a row, Councilman Phil Luebben introduces resolutions in support of Arizona’s controversial immigration law. And just like before, Luebben’s colleagues turn him down.
A Frustrated Buena Park Council Passes Budget
Council has to dip into reserves to balance its 2010-2011 spending plan. Mayor says he hopes to avoid layoff and significant service cuts.
State Lawmaker Concerned About Curt Pringle’s Many Transit Hats
Bill being drafted addresses possible conflicts of interest of High Speed Rail Authority directors Anaheim Mayor Curt Pringle and Richard Katz of Los Angeles.









