Orange County deputies union persuades a local judge to issue a
temporary injunction barring civilian jail workers. There is
confusion, however, on how the order can be enforced.
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County’s IT Fiefdoms Remain a Big Money-Sucking Problem
County managers say they need a retreat to work things out.
La Palma Council Debates How Far to Go With Tobacco Ban
Proposal for outright ban of all tobacco use in the city’s
Central Park is swapped for proposal for designated smoking
area.
Another Anti-Union Pledge, Another Republican Candidate in a Bind
Irivne council candidate Jeff Lalloway signed Lincoln Club
pledge with harsh words for unions, but still wants police and fire
union support.
Irvine City Attorney Gave Inaccurate Legal Advice During Council Meeting
Lawyer used the wrong Brown Act exception to justify why the
public is not being made privy to Great Park environmental
reports.
Taking the Sunshine Pledge
An election-year suggestion for those who seek public
office.
County and City of Orange Strike Beds for Feds Deal
Some call it a pay off to Orange, others see it as saving a
lawsuit and deputy jobs.
Pringle Says He Is Swearing Off Elected Office for Good
Anaheim mayor says he’s done as an elected in December — but he
won’t be leaving government.
Irvine City Attorney Gave Inaccurate Legal Advice During Council Meeting
Lawyer used the wrong Brown Act exception to justify why the
public is not being made privy to Great Park environmental
reports.
A Large Void to Fill in Anaheim
The future of Anaheim for the past eight years has depended in
large part on Mayor Curt Pringle. Pringle is stepping down at the
end of the year, but who will step up?








