Amid budget cuts, the city saves two lifeguard towers by allowing Hurley to stamp them with its brand.
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Posted inLake Forest, Yorba Linda
Why the Whistle Didn’t Blow
Yorba Linda is in the midst of deciding whether keep the same
law firm that represented the city of Bell. One thing to consider
is that legal ethics may have kept the city attorney from sounding
the alarms on Bell’s excesses.
Posted inBuena Park, Investigative, Politics & Elections
Pension Payments on Uniforms Don’t Wear Well in Buena Park
Members of Buena Park City Council are incredulous over a demand by CalPERS that the city increase pension payments for uniformed employees.
Posted inGovernment, Inside the Newsroom
Voice of OC on KOCE
Voice of OC Editor-in-Chief Norberto Santana Jr. appeared on KOCE’s Real Orange to talk about redistricting and campaign finance.
Posted inInside the Newsroom, Norberto Santana Jr.
Voice of OC Editor-in-Chief Norberto Santana on Real Orange
Santana talks about the redistricting battle that is underway at the Orange County Board of Supervisors as well as campaign finance legislation.
Posted inCountywide, Investigative, Laguna Hills, Laguna Niguel, Mission Viejo, Top Stories
The Rights and Wrongs of Redevelopment
The Shops at Mission Viejo is a redevelopment success story,
while adjacent Kaleidoscope Courtyards is a redevelopment failure.
The Laguna Hills mall (pictured) never even had the chance. What do
these projects and others say about redevelopment as public
policy?
Posted inGovernment, Investigative, Norberto Santana Jr.
OC Fair Board Wants Back In
New proposal from the much-maligned board for purchase of the Orange County Fairgrounds is expected today.
Posted inGovernment, Investigative, Norberto Santana Jr.
The Art of Redistricting
County officials begin the process of redrawing Orange County’s political future.
Posted inHuntington Beach, Investigative, Politics & Elections
Huntington Beach Police Consider Publishing DUIs
The department says it wants to send a message to the public that drunken driving enforcement is real, the local newspaper is reporting.
Posted inInvestigative, Orange, Politics & Elections, Transportation
Orange Votes Against High-Speed Rail
Officials cite eminent domain fears and shaky financial estimates as reasons for their opposition to the $43 billion state program.
