Orange County Fair vendors call on Superior Court to stop the
sale of the Fairgrounds. Group also sues state officials over
refusing access to public records.
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Irvine, Huntington Beach to Receive Legal Threats Over Email Deletions
An attorney with a First Amendment advocacy group will send
letters to the cities demanding an end to ongoing email
destruction.
CalAware Will Fight Cities’ Email Destruction
State First Amendment advocacy group vows to sue to stop the
routine destruction of emails by city officials.
Laying the Groundwork for a New Beginning
Members of a Santa Ana neighborhood group celebrate a $3.5
million grant that will pay for a new park in one of the city’s
poorest neighborhoods. But before eating cake, they asked
questions.
Fired Fair Board Member Has Many Questions
David Padilla last week was abruptly removed from the Orange
County Fair Board of Directors. He calls it the crowning moment of
a frustrating year.
Mission Viejo Councilman Questions City Spending
Dave Leckness wonders why a $29,875 change order was needed on
the renovation of the city’s tennis center.
Playing Copycat With the Public Records Law
City officials’ similar justifications for routinely destroying
emails show they are mimicking each other and not following the
law, First Amendment advocate says.
More Recreational Space Will Open Along Santa Ana River
County supervisors approve leases of flood control land that
will allow for more access to the river trail.
State Investigating Trips Abroad by High-Speed Rail Board Members
Agency reportedly failed to keep adequate records of trips to
Europe taken by board members.
How Supervisors Have a Say in Healthcare
As landmark healthcare reform begins its journey from the
drawing board to reality in the U.S., Orange County Supervisor John
Moorlach could play a big role in its implementation here.








