OC supervisors’ chairman says promises turned out to be “misleading.” Irvine’s mayor disputes the allegations.
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Pacific Chorale Joins the L.A. Phil to Help Bring Mozart Movie to Life
On the heels of winning a Grammy this year, the Chorale will join the L.A. Philharmonic again at the Hollywood Bowl to provide live musical accompaniment for the movie ‘Amadeus.’
What’s in the Future for Anaheim’s Little Arabia?
As a long awaited official discussion on recognizing Anaheim’s Arab American business owners inches closer, their own city council district representative remains their toughest foe.
California Regulators Probe County Land Deal Next to Santa Ana College
The question is whether public land should be used to drive revenue for local governments – and when that crosses the line.
In Wake of ‘Pay to Play’ Fine at OC’s Health Plan for the Poor, Legislators Consider Action
County supervisors like Andrew Do could be banned from working for CalOptima in the year after leaving office.
San Clemente City Officials Have Gone Through Three City Managers In Three Years
The latest, Erik Sund, is leaving to take over the city of Big Bear Lake. He leaves behind a council with a penchant for controversy.
Anaheim Council Members Head Into Election While Investigating Campaign Contributions
New campaign finance disclosures also show some officials are returning money they received from interests under the FBI’s microscope.
San Juan Capistrano Considers Subsidizing Security Cameras For Downtown Businesses
The proposal would require that businesses turn security footage over to police upon request.
New Swan Shakespeare Festival Celebrates Its 10th Anniversary
Launched in 2012, its home is an innovative, 16-ton modular theater that must be constructed every summer on the UC Irvine campus.
Panoringan: Q & A with Trust’s Justin Werner and Jason Scarborough
Our food columnist chats with the duo shaking things up at Trust (formerly Playground 2.0) in Downtown Santa Ana.










