The service, which angered local artists, lasted just two
weeks.
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OCTA Tweaks Its Public Comment Policy
Speaker cards will inform members of the public of their right
to remain anonymous when speaking at board meetings. Open
government expert says the agency is not going far enough.
Orange County Orders Sunset Beach Pot Shop Closures
Letters from the county to the town’s dispensaries say close or
face a misdemeanor charge.
Superior Court Judge Denies Request to Halt Fairgrounds Sale
Firm seeking to purchase the 150-acre property declares victory
while vendors and activists vow to win at the appellate level.
Choi Angry Over Mayor Pro Tem Pick in Irvine
New council same as old with Democratic and Republican council
members voting along party lines for the largely ceremonial
post.
You Don’t Need a Blue Card to Speak Your Mind
The OCTA unlawfully asks the public to fill out cards before
speaking at public meetings, says Voice of OC open records
consultant.
More Bad Budget Medicine for County
Job cuts, pension changes, hiring freezes are potentially on the
way in Orange County government.
A Portrait of Anger
The artists in Santa Ana’s Artists Village are fed up with the
what they call the creeping gentrification of their neighborhood
and a general lack of respect from the powers that be.
Supervisors Approve DA’s ‘Spit and Acquit’ Program
Vote was unanimous, but two supervisors questioned numbers
presented by District Attorney Tony Rackauckas.
County Computer Contractor Gets $254,000 Bonus
Supervisors say quality survey that determined the bonus is
flawed and is in need of review.








