The city’s ordinance that dictates how markets have to corral
their carts benefits a company owned by R.J. Brandes, a wealthy
local business man and a Pulido client for many years.
After a tumultuous half-decade reign as the head of the Great
Park Board of Directors, Agran will not be seeking
reappointment.
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Program leaders offer ways to save $28 million in hopes Gov.
Jerry Brown won’t abolish the program.
Republicans and Democrats are actually on speaking terms after
years of bitter acrimony. But will that dynamic last?
Board spent more than $36,000 for a document that was
“terminated prior to completion.”
Gov. Jerry Brown’s proposal to cut the CalWorks budget by 50
percent means that thousands in Orange County will lose the
opportunity to get help in finding a job.
Opinions on Brown proposal to limit doctor visits and
prescriptions aired at Assembly budget hearing.
Some cities could lose portions of employee salaries that come
out of redevelopment funds.
Fair Board members take their actions and activists take their
shots against backdrop of upcoming court hearing.
Proposal to state is the latest scheme for control of the
150-acre property in Costa Mesa. Fair activists oppose the plan and
call on board members to step down.
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