Cal State Fullerton’s Controversial Spokesman Quits
Cal State Fullerton
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Christopher Bugbee has resigned, apparently after he violated a restriction regarding his contact with the student newspaper.
Anaheim Considers Selling Last Parkland Near Platinum Triangle
Countywide
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The seven-acre site was bought with money specifically for parks in or near the Platinum Triangle. But city officials want to sell the land and use the profits to improve a park somewhere else in the city.
Voice of OC Podcast: The Art of the Stonewall
Countywide
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In the first episode of our new podcast, we talk with the editor of Cal State Fullerton’s student newspaper about his run-ins with the university’s media relations department. We also discuss tactics used by other government flacks.
Bugbee Ousted as Media Contact for Cal State Fullerton Newspaper
Cal State Fullerton
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Christopher Bugbee, the university’s controversial spokesman who often locks horns with reporters, will no longer be working with student journalists.
A History of Choking off Transparency at Cal State Fullerton
Cal State Fullerton
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Complaints from student journalists about the university’s communications department, and its chief spokesman Christopher Bugbee, are echoed by members of the professional media.
OC’s Political Ethics Enforcement (or lack thereof) Subject of Forum
Government
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Officials and activists gathered and debated the merits of establishing an ethics commission in a county where critics say political scofflaws are not adequately held accountable.
Graduation Derailed
Health & Wellness
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Getting in is the easy part. Financial hardships and familial pressures make college graduation an elusive goal for many students from low-income families.
New Santora Owner Deals Blow to Santa Ana’s Underground
Countywide
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With the eviction of Matt Southgate, curator of Studio Del Sotano, some artists say the Santora has lost its soul and succumbed to gentrification.
After Years of Red Ink and Cuts, Many City Budgets Stabilizing
Economy
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Most of Orange County’s cities are expecting a 1- to 4-percent boost to their main revenue sources in the new fiscal year.
A Silver Star, a Purple Heart but Still No Benefits
Costa Mesa
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Daniel Foster, who returned a hero after tours in Iraq and
Afghanistan, is facing foreclosure because the Department of
Veterans Affairs hasn’t approved his application for benefits.