Irvine, home to UC Irvine and the Great Park, has about 318,000 residents. We cover the City Council’s votes, its budget, the Great Park and development.
Irivne council candidate Jeff Lalloway signed Lincoln Club
pledge with harsh words for unions, but still wants police and fire
union support.
Lawyer used the wrong Brown Act exception to justify why the
public is not being made privy to Great Park environmental
reports.
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The story of the Lake Forest man who was involved in a
motorcycle-on-police-cruiser collision gets national attention. And
an investigation into sherff’s deputies’ reporting of the incident
is wrapping up.
The Democrats put together a candidate slate months ago, but
with seven weeks to go before election day no competing slate has
emerged.
Mayor Sukhee Kang says Councilwoman Christina Shea is wrong to
claim denied access to Great Park reports. Shea says Kang’s the
wrong one.
Irvine city attorney’s office says the documents are protected
by attorney-client privilege. Councilwoman Christina Shea is not
convinced and wants to look at them.
There will be a push at tonight’s Irvine City Council meeting to
make environmental reports about the Great Park open to the
public.
Christina Shea is leaving the dais at the end of the year. In
November, voters will decide whether to replace Shea with a
Republican cast from her mold, or a Democrat who will strengthen an
already formidable majority.
Councilwoman proposes new law, but city attorney says laws
already on the books should suffice.
Jeff Lalloway signs pledge regarding campaign signs, but not under the terms his opponent, Larry Agran (and the rest of the City Council), is asking for.
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