Today:Santa Ana added water fees for new developments without public disclosure, see what day students start back to school for each district in Orange County and homeless at Tustin Civic Center clear out — most well before city’s deadline.

Today:Contract dispute could have left some CalOptima patients without mental health care, Laguna Niguel City Council to decide if Jerry Slusiewicz remains mayor and should politicians block people on social media?

Today:Trustees argue during hearing over changing Coast Community College District's election system, Orange County home listings off 66% from bubble: Here are 10 towns with steepest dips and County Clerk-Recorder reaches milestone with 8 million - plus electronically submitted documents.

Today:Santa Ana reverses plans to downsize jail, after new plan is said to save money and jobs, Anaheim Convention Center expansion booked and (almost) ready to go and District’s change to trustee areas might change city representation.

Today: Laguna Niguel postpones sending DA allegations staff misspent $410,000, City council candidates already fundraising for next year’s races and OCTA gets $629-million loan for 405 Freeway expansion and toll lane project.

Today: League of Women Voters urges supervisors to drop plan to change ethics commission, local police to present National Night Out fairs Tuesday and Santa Ana to consider a resolution supporting worker cooperatives.

Today: Anaheim City Council passes County’s toughest restrictions on lobbying, Dozens of convictions tossed out of Southern California courts because of prosecutors’ bad behavior, Harvard study says and real estate briefly: Orange County ranks 4th on West Coast for office space demand, report says.

Today: Jennifer Beuthin: Put democratic process ahead of partisan politics, Irvine again puts off decision on overturning airport commission rejection of hotel and office project and notices posted at Tustin Civic Center tell homeless to clear out for interim library.

Today: OC inmates filmed their own daring jail break on contraband cellphone, despite spending $100 Million, County hasn’t audited Motorola radio costs in 15 Years and Spitzer joins Closed Session after being assured DA wrong about conflict of interest.

Today: OC Supervisors’ attempted takeover of CalOptima Health Plan appears dead, Laguna Niguel investigates complaints against mayor And how to possibly remove him and Irvine to hire safety consultant to evaluate 15 story, multi use building located near John Wayne Airport.