
The shady dealings, that appear to be nothing more than pay-to-play, in the two largest cities in Orange County are turning out to be a lot worse than one could have imagined.

The shady dealings, that appear to be nothing more than pay-to-play, in the two largest cities in Orange County are turning out to be a lot worse than one could have imagined.

In a story this morning Voice of OC reported Adam Elmahrek reports that the City of Santa Ana is facing a massive budget shortfall of “close to $30 million,” 14% of the city’s $213 million general fund budget.

The OC Weekly is reporting that the ADL has stepped up its pressure on Santa Ana Mayor Pro Tem Claudia Alvarez and has called for her to resign her seat (OC Weekly gets testy when we don’t credit them for…
The Anti-Defamation League is issuing a statement condemning comments made by Santa Ana Mayor Pro Tem Claudia Alvarez. Regional director Kevin O’Grady, who has an office on Fourth Street and Broadway in Santa Ana, said that Alvarez and the City…

I have written numerous times about the failures of the Santa Ana City Council to follow state law and open their meetings to the public. It’s beginning to look like they are more interested in looking stupid, than granting the basic transparency supposedly guaranteed by law.

The Voice of OC’s Adam Elmaherk provides us with a rundown this morning of what we can look forward to on the agenda’s of the County Board of Supervisors and various cities in Orange County this week.

Adam Elmahrek from Voice of OC reports this morning on the progress unveiled at the Great Park this weekend on the six-year anniversary of the 1,347-acre park. Thousands turned out to mark the unveiling of the 19.5-acre North Lawn and the Palm Court Arts Complex.

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