Councilman Roman Reyna will face 10-term Mayor Miguel Pulido in November.
Tag: Jerry Brown
Problems in OC Child Welfare System Get Statewide Scrutiny
A state lawmaker, a court case and a statewide audit allege mismanagement within the county’s system.
Orange County’s Connections to Lobbyist’s Record FPPC Fine
A Sacramento lobbying firm, fined $133,000 for improper campaign contributions, has represented Anaheim, the county and the OCTA.
Orange County’s Immigrants Welcome New State Laws
A number of state laws that took effect last month will make it easier for undocumented immigrants to work and pursue an education.
The Story Behind OC’s Hard-Line Negotiations With Deputy Sheriffs
The Orange County Board of Supervisors has demanded that deputies pay the full employee share of their pensions and won’t get raises. They call it payback for the failure of public employee unions to win back $73 million in disputed property taxes.
Audit of Great Park Spending Highlights Consultants’ Windfall
Auditors say their investigation was hamstrung by officials who refused to speak with them.
County Officials to File Assault Complaint Against Union Leader
County officials accuse labor leader Nick Berardino of threatening county negotiators with bodily harm during a bargaining session.
Open-Government Issues High on State Legislature’s Agenda
Voters will decide on a constitutional amendment addressing costs, and the state Legislature will take on the controversy over public comments.
Undocumented but Still Helping to Build a Better Santa Ana
Gerson Cortes is 23 years old and attending Santa Ana College with dreams of pursuing a career in cultural anthropology. He is also undocumented and queer.
Irvine Council Democrats Deride ‘Commercialization’ of Park
Members say a developer’s proposal to build a large swath of the Great Park is out of step with the park’s original master plan.










