The county may continue installing solar panels on the building. Some workers claim dirt removed is evidence in their contamination lawsuit.
Tag: Orange County Superior Court
The Orange County Superior Court is where much of our accountability reporting ends up, in filings and rulings rather than press releases. Cases against cities, open-meeting law, public records fights and the decisions that bind local government.
Preliminary Hearing in Thomas Beating Death Set to Begin
One Fullerton police officer has been charged with murder and another with manslaughter in the death of Kelly Thomas, 37, a homeless transient.
Investigator of Thomas Beating Death Delivers Report
Outside investigator Michael Gennaco has completed his investigation into the beating and suffocation of transient Kelly Thomas in Fullerton.
Pringle’s PR Firm Part of Fight Against Water Cleanup Plan
Sources say Curt Pringle & Associates is being paid by Northrop Grumman and others to oppose water district’s efforts to clean up contaminated groundwater along Fullerton-Anaheim border.
Water Pollution Suit Goes to Trial
Suit filed by the Orange County Water District against Northrop Grumman and other firms eight years ago is finally seeing a courtroom.
Judge Orders County to Do Toxic Tests at Social Services Building
The order comes after two years of complaints by employees that
the building on Eckhoff Street in Orange was making them sick.
Lawyer: Appellate Court Erred in One Broadway Ruling
Activist group is mum on possible challenge to the recent ruling
on 37-story tower in Santa Ana, but lawyer insists they have a good
case.
Appellate Court Reverses One Broadway Plaza Decision
The 4th District Court of Appeal rules that construction of the
37-story office tower in Santa Ana may go forward.
Grand Jurors Wanted
Superior Court is accepting applications for the next grand jury
term.
Workers Allege Room in County Building Caused Illnesses
Adoption workers say toxic “Red Room” in county’s Eckhoff Street
facility in Orange caused autoimmune disorders and birth defects.
County official has called the claims “unfounded accusations.”









