City leaders will consider approving the construction of an 84-foot-tall electronic billboard, part of a plan to raise revenue for the city’s new transit hub.
Tag: Jerry Brown
Posted inPolitics & Elections
Guest Editorial: What Happened to Jerry Brown, the Reformer We Once Knew?
Bob Stern, a co-author of California’s political reform act, is dismayed by Gov. Brown’s vetoing last week of several political reform bills.
Posted inHealth & Wellness, Irvine, Top Stories
Irvine Committee to Review Veterans Housing
After a nudge from Councilwoman Christina Shea, the committee that worked to locate a future veterans cemetery at the Great Park will reconvene to look at affordable housing for veterans.
Posted inOutdoors, Villa Park
Villa Park May Cut Ties to CalPERS
The city council may end its contract with the public employee pension plan and also support a state delay in increasing gasoline and diesel taxes.
Posted inCountywide, Government, Top Stories
Trying to Make Sure Doctor Visits Aren’t Lost in Translation
A new bill in the California Legislature would create a program for much needed medical interpreter services.
Posted inAnaheim, Water, Power & Waste
Anaheim OKs Water Use Restrictions
But instead of fines for violators, the city will conduct an education and outreach campaign to inform residents and businesses of the need for conservation.
Posted inSeal Beach, Water, Power & Waste
Seal Beach Adopts Fog-Friendly Water Rules
Water conservation rules will be gently enforced. And moisture from daily fog helps.
Posted inCountywide, Irvine, Politics & Elections, Top Stories
Arnold Forde: Half a Century of Big Time Politics
He’s not well known outside political circles, but GOP and Democratic leaders have relied on “Arnie” since the 1960s.
Posted inCountywide, Government, Health & Wellness, Investigative, Top Stories
New Evidence Extends Hearing on Jailhouse Informants Into This Week
Judge rules against one attempt to remove the death penalty from the case of mass-murderer Scott Evans Dekraai, but will hear new testimony on alleged failure by prosecutors to disclose evidence.
Posted inCountywide, Top Stories
4 Hot Issues to Watch This Week
Costa Mesa could make it a crime for public speakers to repeat themselves and Santa Ana looks to tax medical marijuana.
