Today's top stories from behind the Orange Curtain:

Suit Accuses Irvine Of Fraud In Roller Rink Deal (OCR)
Businessman claims that officials derailed his attempts to build ice hockey venue by buying lease at last minute.

County Takes First Step Toward Huge Parklland Acquisition (OCR)
Board of Supes approves letter of intent to begin acquisition process.

CSU Fullerton Nursing Program Gets $2 Million Boost (OCR)
UnitedHealth Group gift will help fund more students in the entry-level nursing classes.

Newport Beach Swimming In Additional $8 Million Of Red Ink (OCR)
Weak returns on sales taxes, hotel taxes account for deficit.

OC Legislators Tell VA To get GI Bill Benefits Sent (OCR)
All six sign letter to Veterans Affairs Secretary Shinseki.

San Juan To Require Permits For Camino Capistrano Parking (OCR)
Council restricts overnight parking to vehicles with permits.

Initiative To Shrink California's Employee Pensions Gains From Public Outrage (OCR)
Would limit defined benefit plans and prohibit "double-dipping."

Neighbors Protest Cell Phone Tower Near Church Preschool (OCR)
Huntington Beach officials to hear plans today; Community United Methodist Church 'listening carefully' to opposition.

Dana Point Wants Pot Dispensaries' Members Names, Records (OCR)
The city says it's seeking documents from five operations in town to figure out if they are legal. The dispensaries refused, in part, on privacy and constitutional grounds.

County To Sue State To Reclaim Redevelopmment Cash (OCR)
Orange County plans to join a group of counties and cities in suing the state of California to block the state from raiding its redevelopment reserves.

CUSD Pays $653,350 To Settle 'Enemies List' Lawsuits (OCR)
Seven families who said they were harassed and intimidated after their names appeared on two Capistrano Unified "enemies lists" will be awarded the money.