Battle Heats Up to Represent Coastal Cities on Orange County’s Board of Supervisors
Politics & Elections
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Costa Mesa Mayor Katrina Foley becomes the first Democrat to jump into the race, which also has drawn three Republican candidates.
Who Will Represent Orange County’s Coast on the Board of Supervisors?
Politics & Elections
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Three Republicans are in: former Supervisor John Moorlach and city officials like Mike Posey and Kevin Muldoon. No Democrats have announced runs.
As General Election Closes, Another Comes into View for Orange County’s Coastal Residents
Countywide
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Jockeying has already begun for Michelle Steel’s seat on the OC Board of Supervisors, which is heading to a special election.
Constitutional Rights Can Be Limited to Protect Public Health, Federal Judge Rules in OC Beach Case
Government
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Resident’s constitutional rights can be forced to take a backseat when compared to a state’s right to protect the public from a disease epidemic, a federal judge ruled Friday.
Newport Beach Keeps Beaches Open Amid Covid-19 Concerns
Orange County Coronavirus
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Beaches in Newport will remain open to the public with city staff advised to increase police and lifeguard presence to enforce social distancing guidelines after the City Council voting against closing the beaches on the weekend at a special meeting Thursday.
CA Watchdog Proposes $27,000 Campaign Finance Fine on Newport Council Members
Newport Beach
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Diane Dixon, a Republican candidate for state Assembly, is among the current and former Newport Beach City Council members who were found to have failed to properly disclose campaign finance efforts.
Newport Beach City Council Names New City Manager
Irvine
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The Newport Beach City Council unanimously voted to hire Irvine Assistant City Manager Grace Leung as its new city manager beginning Sept. 4.
Newport Beach Council Nixes Closed Session
Newport Beach city manager
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The Newport Beach City Council Tuesday cancelled a closed session to discuss the process for hiring a new city manager after two residents claimed the move violates state transparency laws and the City Clerk recommended the council call off the closed meeting.