Today: Santa Ana debates vacant city leadership positions Friday; Anaheim expects proposal from Angels by summer and, two funding deadlines loom as leaders debate veterans cemetery location.

Today: Orange County takes first step to spur homeless housing; news media partnership forms to publish police misconduct records and, Kristine Ridge set to become next Santa Ana city manager.

Today: Newport Beach reviews plan to upgrade John Wayne Airport; Justice Dept. subpoenas Sage Hill School records as board of trustees members resign and, Angels bring in consultant to explore development options around Anaheim stadium.

Today: ACLU report alleges abuse, unsanitary conditions common at Orange County homeless shelters; Newport Beach commits $1 million to services for the homeless; and Irvine tightens restrictions on boarding houses, despite opposition from UCI students.

Today: Orange County devotes $600,000 to first suicide-prevention program; Newport Beach is at the center of nationwide bribery for admissions scandal and, Irvine Mayor leads first night's results for key OC supervisor election.

Today: It's Election Day in Orange County's 3rd District; CalOptima faces criticism over delays for homeless medical care and, housing, global warming to dominate state’s 2019 agenda.

Today: Orange County labor movement pushes back against persistent gender wage gap; Huntington Beach in-house prosecutor program has ‘exceeded expectations,’ and, cities will lose gas tax money if housing goals are unmet

Today: Santa Ana City Council seeks applicants to fill vacant Ward 4 seat; 405 freeway closing overnight in Costa Mesa the next 2 Saturdays and, Fountain Valley agrees to $1.4 million in land sales.

Today: Costa Mesa council OKs $6.9-million purchase of property near Airport for long-term homeless shelter; development near Discovery Cube on North Main scaled back and, Anaheim mayor pledges $250 million neighborhood investment.

Today: Rain, snow expected to persist through Friday; City of Orange sued for allegedly violating state election law and, OC public transit grapples with a shortage of bus drivers.