May 9, 2017
Orange County
Voice of OC: Judge Grants Voice of OC Emails and Op-Ed on Spitzer Arresting Evangelist at Wahoo’s
Voice of OC attorney Kelly Avilas said “hopefully in the future the county will take the public interest more seriously when considering whether to release records.”
Voice of OC:Anaheim Police Chief Didn’t Have Complete Information About KKK Rally, City Says
Anaheim Police Chief Raul Quezada didn’t have all of the information when he briefed City Council members in February about a Ku Klux Klan rally that exploded into violence, according to an internal human resources investigation conducted by the city.
Voice of OC: Santana: Who questions Sheriff Sandra Hutchens?
The latest probe from the Orange County Grand Jury and the latest management review from the Association of Orange County Deputy Sheriffs (AOCDS) both offer unique insights, given their mix of outsider perspective and insider access.
Voice of OC: Santa Ana picks retired Pasadena city manager for interim position
Santa Ana has hired Cynthia Kurtz, a retired Pasadena city manager, as its interim city manager, just two weeks after the City Council voted to remove Parks Director Gerardo Mouet as acting city manager and after Police Chief Carlos Rojas resigned.
OC Register: Costa Mesa to discuss $155 million preliminary budget at special meeting Tuesday
The general fund budget is expected to increase 6 percent from the current fiscal year, but new fees and taxes are expected to offset those costs, the report said.
Daily Pilot: Sewage spill closes portion of ocean in Huntington and Newport beaches
Orange County officials have closed a portion of the ocean around the mouth of the Santa Ana River following a sewage spill. The Orange County Health Care Agency said Tuesday that a nearby sewage lift station malfunctioned, sending about 1,800 gallons of untreated sewage into the water.
OC Register: Voting for the 24th Annual Best of Orange County magazine is underway
Want to promote your favorite business, amusement park or bowling alley? You can vote for your favorite thing in the OC Register’s Annual Best of Orange County Magazine. Voting is open now through June 2.
Publication Date: May 9, 2017