For the first time during a 25-year clean-up effort, the company
says excavation of contaminated soil under a gas station is an
option. Residents say they are cautiously optimistic.
Newly passed budget calls for 162 fewer positions than the city has now. However, officials seem confident that reductions can be made without layoffs.
Council members succumb to governor’s take-it-or-leave-it offer to form a partnership with a Newport Beach firm and buy the 150-acre property for $96 million.
City leaders exchange rhetoric over whether they should get the same benefits as rank-and-file employees but don’t take any action on the issue.
Officials have moved the entire $7 million allocation to general fund in the face of a projected 8.5 percent drop in revenues.
KOCE’s David Nazar reports on UC Irvine’s discipline of the Muslim Student Union.
KOCE’s David Nazar reports on University of California, Irvine’s disciplinary action against the Muslim Student Union.
Tentative deal calls for a long-term financing agreement with Facilities Management West on the hook for payments. The City Council is set to vote on the proposal.
Council members swayed by well-researched presentation by residents showing that the RV storage lot proposal is a bad idea.
The primary winner will be sworn in Tuesday morning as the newest member of the Orange County Board of Supervisors. One of his first official decisions will be whether to opt for the same kind of pension he campaigned against.
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