Today: OC should get ready to compete for state homeless housing money; Irvine ballot initiative to control growth, developments misses filing deadline, and Southern California house prices hit 10 1/2-year high.

Today: Homelessness issue showcases weakness of county supervisors says Voice of OC; supervisors say no to watchdog looking at DA and Sheriff’s use of informants and OC tourism spending hits record $12.5 billion.

Today: Santa Ana district elections appear dead for this year after appeal is rejected; clear out of homeless camp wraps up at Santa Ana Civic Center and a little-known bill could reshape housing development across California.

Today: Anaheim Council discusses Disneyland workers’ wages; Big money, political gamesmanship shaping Orange County congressional races and Facebook to stop spending against California privacy effort.

Today: OCEA Gen. Mgr. Jennifer Beutin and Supervisor Todd Spitzer discuss protecting women in the workplace; Gov. Brown Oks extensions for National Guard Armory homeless shelters and the Mayors of the state's 10 biggest cities to ask state for $1.5 billion for homeless issues.

Today: Santa Ana Mayor steps up legal action against district elections; judge allows suspended lawyer running for DA to stay on ballot and OCFA may replace city fire department.

Today: Voice of OC's Santana: Critique of "part-time" county supervisors; cost of housing a serious issue for OC residents, poll finds and closed portion of Santa Ana River Trail now open.

Today: Members only: Holistic Lifestyle Mini Fair April 12; second installment property tax payment deadline is Tuesday and OC cities take stands on state sanctuary laws.

Today: ACLU sues DA and Sheriff over jailhouse snitch scandal; what’s happened to the Santa Ana River homeless people since their motel stays expired? and Trump’s approval rating at 37% in Orange County, Chapman poll finds.

Today: Federal judge calls on OC city leaders to step up on homelessness; ACLU sues OCDA Rackauckas, Sheriff Hutchens; says jailhouse snitch scandal isn’t over and Santa Ana citizens seek to put rent control on city’s ballot