Fair workers receive layoff notices even though a judge has put
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Attorney General: Pringle’s Offices Are Incompatible
The issue may be moot because Pringle’s term as Anaheim mayor
ends next week.
More Uncertainty at Vector Control
The district has fast-tracked buying a property where about
$500,000 in taxpayer funds are at risk, but there have been a
couple of fumbles in the rush.
Pringle Blasted High-Speed Rail Engineers in Emails
Rail Authority chairman’s emails attacked the core competence of
the engineers charged with designing and building the local section
of the $43 billion project.
Hopes Dim for Sunset Beach Marijuana Shops
An Orange County ban in the unincorporated territories may have
squashed owners’ hopes of keeping their stores open.
An Easier Way to Support Voice of OC
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Irvine Finance Commission Balks at $4.4 Million Fund Transfer
Money originating from a developer fee could end up in the
rainy-day reserve fund instead of toward capital improvements.
The Cost of Separating Scientists and Cops
A county staff report puts the cost of creating an independent
medical examiner at $1.1 million more each year. One supervisor is
dubious of that number.
Will the Great Park Neighborhoods Have Great Schools?
Irvine Unified School District officials say not if the housing
developer, FivePoint Communities, has its way. Meanwhile, a source
close to the developer says the district is exaggerating its
facilities needs.
Pringle’s Double-Barreled Defense of Anaheim’s ARTIC Station
Did emails come from Pringle-the-mayor or
Pringle-the-high-speed-rail-chairman?








