AB 1821 would permit government agencies to charge some people $88 per hour as they search for public documents under the state’s public records act.
Tag: California Assembly
Posted inPolitics & Elections
Democrat Quirk-Silva Pulls Ahead of Republican Soo Yoo in Cliffhanger State Assembly Race
At one point, just two votes out of 68,000 separated the two contenders.
Posted inState
Latest Election Night Results on OC’s Key Races for State Legislature
Among the four competitive races, Republicans were ahead for two seats and Democrats ahead in the other two.
Posted inAnaheim, Countywide, Top Stories
Former Villa Park Councilwoman Arrested For Drunken Driving
Deborah Pauly, who is also a candidate for state assembly, was arrested after crashing her Porsche into a parked pickup truck. She also acknowledged making comments about the 9/11 terrorist attacks that the arresting officer might have construed as anti-Muslim.
Posted inCountywide, Investigative, Irvine, Top Stories
Lawmakers Say No to State Investigation of Great Park Audits
A request by a San Diego assemblywoman for an investigation into the multiple audits done on Irvine’s Great Park did not make it though a legislative audit committee.
Posted inCountywide, Outdoors, Top Stories
Bonfire Bill Passed by Assembly
The closely-watched legislation regarding bonfire rings on beaches now heads to the state Senate.
Posted inSanta Ana
Another Round of Corruption Charges Hits Santa Ana
A former investor in a controversial development has alleged corruption at City Hall and submitted records that he says prove it.
Posted inCountywide, Health & Wellness, Top Stories
Is Fracking in Orange County’s Future?
Signal Hill Petroleum has been quietly obtaining permits to test for oil deposits in the central county, also the location of a huge drinking water aquifer.
Posted inCountywide, Top Stories
Brown Act: Landmark for Protecting Open Government
The work of a reporter, an assemblyman and some sneaky officials led to the passage of the Ralph M. Brown Act 60 years ago.
Posted inGovernment, Top Stories
Orange County Set to Get Another Member of Congress
Its congressional delegation will increase from six to seven as
of the latest lines drawn by the California Citizens Redistricting
Commission.
