Anaheim’s Lobbyist Sunshine Ordinance Will Be Largely Self-Enforced
Anaheim
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New restrictions on lobbyists now are in effect in Anaheim, although enforcement of the law – known as the sunshine ordinance – will be largely self-reported.
Has Mayor Pulido Found a Way Around Santa Ana’s Campaign Money Laws?
Election 2016
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In a departure from his past campaigns, Miguel Pulido is apparently depending entirely on independent groups to run his re-election. But there are questions about whether he’s playing by the rules.
Rancho Santiago Chancellor: Official Taking Gifts From Contractors Is ‘Good Networking’
Countywide
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While staying mum publicly, Rancho Santiago Community College District Chancellor Raul Rodriguez said in emails that he approves of a vice chancellor taking thousands of dollars in gifts from district contractors.
Finance Expert Alleges Potential Securities Fraud by College District
Rancho Santiago Community College District
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John P. Johns is alleging that the Rancho Santiago Community College District likely violated laws by failing to properly account for $16 million in needed renovations at the now-shuttered Orange Education Center. A spokesman for the district calls the allegations baseless.
Community College District Running Suspended Nonprofit
Countywide
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An organization that focusses on topics in international education, which is run by the staff at the Rancho Santiago Community College District, has been suspended since 2004 for failing to file tax returns.
Video Derides Findings of Great Park Audit
Irvine
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A video produced by Gafcon, the San Diego-based firm targeted by forensic auditors examining the finances of Irvine’s Great Park, claims the auditors’ findings are false and/or misleading.
Audit of Great Park Spending Highlights Consultants’ Windfall
Countywide
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Auditors say their investigation was hamstrung by officials who refused to speak with them.
