AG Rob Bonta argues Huntington Beach’s voter ID law should be thrown out immediately and is asking the appeals court to weigh in.
Tag: California attorney general
Posted inHuntington Beach
California Attorney General Warns Huntington Beach Against Implementing Voter ID Law
As Surf City politicians have been considering asking voters to implement voter ID laws, the Golden State’s top cop warned against the move on Thursday.
Posted inHousing & Homelessness
Is OC’s Most Progressive City Set to Challenge State Housing Goals?
The notion had AG Rob Bonta’s office on instant alert on Tuesday.
Posted inHousing & Homelessness
Sacramento Tells Huntington Beach To Back Off Housing Fight Against Builders’ Remedy
In a letter to Surf City leaders, California Attorney General Rob Bonta warned there would be consequences if the city moves forward with banning builder’s remedy.
Posted inEducation
State AG Greenlights Lawsuit That Could Oust Another OC Board of Education Member
Trustee Beckie Gomez is now faced with two options: resign, or fight for her seat in court after a judge ruled to temporarily remove Tim Shaw from the board in a similar lawsuit.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Duran: Lying Pinocchio and All of His Silent and Complicit Friends
“There is no wrong doing, no fault, no conceding of any violation by Anaheim.”
Posted inPolitics & Elections
CA Attorney General Greenlights Lawsuit That Could Unseat an OC Board of Education Member
With June primaries looming, a lawsuit will challenge whether Tim Shaw can stay on the board. Shaw says the suit is political maneuvering and people should wait for the election.
Posted inPolitics & Elections
When Does a Government Website Become a Political Campaign Promotion?
“It sounds like he’s using his official site to campaign,” said Tracy Westen, a government ethics expert. Spitzer’s spokeswoman says the new site provides more useful information for the public.
Posted inEducation
La Habra City Councilman To Resign Tonight From OC Board of Education Following Lawsuit
Tim Shaw’s expected resignation comes during a lawsuit alleging his positions on two different public agencies creates a conflict of interest.
Posted inSafety, Security & Justice
Hate Crimes Increase Throughout California and OC, According to New State Report
As state numbers increase, Orange County combats its own spike in hate crimes.
