County officials say tests show the air inside the Eckhoff building to be safe and cancelled evacuation plans.
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A Year After Suicide, Costa Mesa Still Unsettled
Huy Pham’s death was a tragic turning point in the city’s outsourcing battle that still seems a long way from being resolved.
Air Deemed Safe in County Building
County social workers at the building, located in an industrial section of Orange, allege that working in the building has made them sick.
Audit Plan Gains Traction Among Costa Mesa Leaders
Councilman Steve Mensinger said audits would help ensure that city services are provided as efficiently as possible. Union leaders remain suspicious of the council majority’s intentions.
Tests Reveal Likely Carcinogen Under County Building
Finding comes after years of complaints by employees who said working in the Social Services Agency building has made them sick.
Station Head Says Union Chief Co-Opted Anaheim Forum
Arnold Kleiner, who heads KABC-TV, is riled by what he calls a
“misrepresentation” of a town hall meeting the station
sponsored.
Anaheim’s $158-Million Hotel Subsidy Dominates TV Forum
The Los Angeles-based broadcaster held a forum in Anaheim Monday
night to hear the community’s concerns. Guess what they mostly
talked about.
Hotel Subsidy Deal Causes Split Among Local Labor Leaders
Teamsters Local 952 resigns from the OC Labor Federation after
federation leaders speak against the $158-million subsidy for two
planned four-star hotels in Anaheim.
Costa Mesa’s Legal Bills for Outsourcing Top $400,000
Attorneys fees continue to mount for defending against a lawsuit
challenging the City Council’s plan to outsource numerous city
services.
The Battle Behind the Battle for the 69th Assembly District
Democratic Party leaders will gather this weekend to vote on a
pre-endorsement in the race. The decision could end up as a
referendum on the party’s future.










