Under the new policy approved by the board, staff can remove any information posted on the power authority’s page they feel is inaccurate or demeaning to the agency.
Tag: Farrah Khan
Irvine City Council Election Results 2022: Who’s Winning So Far?
It could be the city’s last election of a five-person council as the city council is expected to expand by the next election cycle.
Are Irvine City Leaders Spiking Police Pay to Gain Votes?
The raise was supposed to be discussed last week, but was delayed until election night for staff to polish up the final language after the union donated over $30,000 to council members.
Is the FBI Still Investigating in Irvine?
While city council candidate Kathleen Treseder came out months ago accusing Mayor Farrah Khan and her consultants of corruption, she says the FBI is following up on it.
Orange County and Los Angeles Democrat Parties Clash in Irvine City Council Race
The two factions’ fight over candidates is also coming as developers invest hundreds of thousands into the race through the LA Democratic Party.
OC Democrats Question Whether Irvine Mayor Leaked Controversial Texts from Congresswoman Katie Porter
A Voice of OC review reveals inconsistencies between Khan’s public statements and city records regarding texts between the two officials.
How Irvine Council Candidates Answer Questions on Great Park, Traffic and Clean Energy
How the people vying to lead Irvine say they would handle public safety, traffic, development projects, transparency and housing affordability.
Irvine’s Great Park Advisory Board Falls Apart
Nearly half of the board’s 15 members have resigned, opening questions of how much work the task force can accomplish while city officials gear up for new park developments.
OC Power Authority Disputes Accusations of Secrecy, Completes $200 Million in Power Purchases
A leader of the agency said while there’s work to be done with transparency, they’re headed in the right direction.
Rocked by Turmoil, OC’s Clean Power Agency Faces Possible County Withdrawal
OC supervisors’ chairman says promises turned out to be “misleading.” Irvine’s mayor disputes the allegations.



