Aaron Kushner told The Wall Street Journal that the Times might fit into his business model.
Tag: Los Angeles Times
Posted inHealth & Wellness, Top Stories, Water, Power & Waste
Local Officials Join Activists in Caution Over San Onofre
At a packed public meeting Tuesday, officials joined activists in calling for a hearing before the nuclear power plant is allowed to restart.
Posted inGovernment, Top Stories
Robert L. Citron, Key Player in County Bankruptcy, Dies
The Orange County treasurer, infamous for bankrupting one of the nation’s most prosperous counties, died Wednesday at age 87.
Posted inCountywide, Investigative, Stanton, Top Stories
Venerable Stanton Neighborhood Tries to Save Its Park
Budget woes might mean the end of Victor Zuniga Park, but a group of neighbors rooted there for generations are doing all they can.
Posted inSan Clemente, Water, Power & Waste
San Onofre Power Plant to Remain Offline Through Summer
The plant was shut down in January after discovery of a small radiation leak that has been linked to rapid tube wear.
Posted inIrvine
State Denies Great Park Bid to Keep $1.4 Billion in Tax Dollars
The state’s decision further clouds the future of what was billed as a rival to Balboa Park in San Diego and Central Park in New York.
Posted inCountywide, Investigative, Top Stories, Water, Power & Waste
Small Fire Put Out at San Onofre
Southern California Edison, the plant operator, said fire never represented a threat to the public.
Posted inAnaheim
NBA Commissioner Declares Sacramento Arena Deal Dead
The breakdown in negotiations comes as the NBA team’s owners continue to explore a potential move to Anaheim’s Honda Center.
Posted inAnaheim, Economy, Government, Investigative, Top Stories, Transportation
Anaheim Back in Mix for First Phase of High-Speed Rail
The rail authority reversed a decision that would have excluded an Anaheim stop from the first part of the project.
Posted inAnaheim, Economy, Government, Top Stories, Transportation
New Plan Means No Bullet Trains in Anaheim Until 2030
The High-Speed Rail Authority’s newest business plan puts high-speed rail for Orange County on the back burner.
