There will be a push at tonight’s Irvine City Council meeting to
make environmental reports about the Great Park open to the
public.
Peter Bastone says San Juan Capistrano City Council members
broke behind-the-scenes promises to approve a month-by-month lease
for a community social services organization.
Calls for state attorney general to investigate John Williams
raise concerns about aggressive government handling of large
estates for senior citizens and the deceased.
Auditor/controller, assessor and treasurer/tax collector opt to
take back the pay this year that they agreed to forgo last
year.
A third round of the federal government’s Neighborhood
Stabilization Program could funnel $2.4 million to Orange County
and Santa Ana.
KOCE’s David Nazar examines the debate over whether a desalination plant should be built in Huntington Beach.
Reporter David Nazar visits the controversy in Huntington Beach
over a proposed desalination plant.
Former Homeland Security agent used nonexistent investigation
into organized crime in Garden Gorve as part of a larger scheme,
according to prosecutors.
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.
KOCE reporter David Nazar examines a $13 million Homeland
Security grant that is coming Orange County’s way.
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