Today: Supervisors start taking control of County’s financial checks and balances; Irvine gives notice it may exit OC Fire Authority in 2020 and, Heroes Hall offers preview of ‘Bravemind’ exhibit.

Today: Supreme Court does bidding of corporate elites as working people fight on; can California’s public employee unions thwart U.S. Supreme Court’s Janus decision? And, OC supervisors publicly move forward with veterans cemetery study.

Today: Supervisors’ vets cemetery policy discussion must be public, experts say; final results for OC’s highest-turnout midterm in more than three decades and, apply for the OCEA Scholarship and begin your college journey.

Today: Anaheim’s oversized Vehicle Parking Ban leaves RV dwellers wondering where to live; Newport Beach may need voters’ permission before taking on large debt and California home prices called ‘rational’ when climate is factored in.

Today: Santa Ana upside-down by $10 Million in new fiscal year; Costa Mesa won't pursue options to city's adopted voting districts and, Placentia may want out of Fire Authority contract.

Today: Heat wave peaks as high pressure lingers over Southern California; 1,500 seasonal workers to be hired for OC Fair and National HIV Testing Day is Wednesday, June 27.

Today: After Irvine voters rejected land swap, could veterans cemetery move to Anaheim? Grand Jury warns against closing any OC landfills and Huntington Beach to help expand homeless shelters in Midway City.

Today: Headed to the ocean? 4 stretches of beach to avoid in Orange County; Bat found in Anaheim Hill tests positive for rabies and County officials ask state to reject mobile needle exchange proposal.

Today: Anaheim Council votes Tuesday on minimum wage measure aimed at city-subsidized businesses; Anaheim picks UC Irvine chief to head police department and, Huntington Beach PD to test drones for public safety work.

Today: Disney workers fighting to make dreams come true; last chance to get the OCEA Night special offer for Angels baseball and, must California rents be cut by 31% to reach affordability?