State officials said excavation damaged prehistoric shells,
animal bones and other cultural artifacts.
The California Public Records Act does not cover private
companies. This becomes a problem when a city outsources its
services, open-government advocates say.
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Several Orange County politicians weighed in with their views on
the $98-billion project.
Cost savings and a reduction of violence will result when a
Department of State Hospitals replaces the Department of Mental
Health, officials say.
Recent weeks have seen a series of aggressive actions by
opponents of the contentious $98-billion state project.
Daniel Foster, who returned a hero after tours in Iraq and
Afghanistan, is facing foreclosure because the Department of
Veterans Affairs hasn’t approved his application for benefits.
Concerns about racism and favoritism are leveled as the
California Citizens Redistricting Commission nears the finish
line.
Getting rid of fast-food restaurants in poor neighborhoods is
more important than adding grocery stores, study shows.
Cordoba Corp., awarded a controversial contract to plan the
city’s streetcar project, hired a manager who pleaded guilty to
bribing school officials in Texas.
The retirement system automatically erases internal emails after
60 days, despite state and federal probes into alleged misdeeds of
its leaders.
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