The co-founder of Californians Aware died Saturday. He leaves
behind an unparalleled legacy of prying open government on behalf
of the public.
Tag: Los Angeles Times
Monday Roundup
An altercation in Costa Mesa, more Brown Act problems in Santa
Ana, a lying social worker and an LA Times/USC poll on public
employee benefits.
Brown Signs Budget Cutting Bills
Cuts severely impact services for Orange County’s poor.
Major Problems Found at UCI Irvine Dialysis Center
Surprise inspection finds chairs and walls spotted with blood,
nurses who didn’t wash their hands and rusted out equipment.
FPPC Clears High-Speed Rail Officials on Travel to Europe
Former Anaheim Mayor Curt Pringle and three others did not
violate state disclosure laws with donated trips.
Norby Cited for Paying Motel Tab with Campaign Funds
The state FPPC says the assemblyman of improperly used campaign
donations when his wife kicked him out.
Recession-Stalled Construction Sites Become Urban Parks
Cities nationwide are using urban space for temporary parks.
Pulido Finder’s Fee Is an Ethical Issue, But Not Necessarily a Legal One
Good government experts say it would be wrong for the Santa Ana
mayor to use his position to benefit financially from the sale of
state properties.
Pulido in Line for $500,000 ‘Finders Fee’ from State Building Sale
Pulido would be among many well-connected people to benefit from
controversial sale of 24 state buildings.
Pringle’s Double-Barreled Defense of Anaheim’s ARTIC Station
Did emails come from Pringle-the-mayor or
Pringle-the-high-speed-rail-chairman?










