Today's top stories from behind the Orange Curtain:

County Supervisors Want To test Sheriff's Overtime Theory (OCR)
Supervisors plan today to order their chief performance auditor to 'drill down' on multimillion-dollar overtime budgets.

Editorial: Dysfunction Works Overtime At OC Sheriff's Department (OCR) Deputies shouldn't be able to more than double their salary by working extra shifts.

Out-Of-Hand Overtime (LB Press-Telegram)
P-T editorializes about OCSD overtime.

60 Gay Couples Slated To Wed in OC Today (OCR)
More than 200 same-sex-couples have reserved spot for marriage licenses this week; some businesses gearing up.

Capistrano Unified Passes $400 Million Budget (OCR)
More than 150 non-classroom jobs will be eliminated; teachers are spared.

Irvine Leaders Look To Crack Down On Release Of Public E-mails (OCR)
Experts say restrictions would be difficult under public records laws.

Appeals Court Backs Leisure World Residents' Quest For Openness (OCR)
Residents of the Seal Beach Leisure World say the decision will ensure that the board that runs the community will be more open about meetings and finances.

Huntington Council Votes To pay $7 Million For School Site (OCR)
The agreement, which still needs district approval, would allow the city to sell the school buildings for about $3 million.

Frank Mickadeit: How Does A Dozen Flower Girls Sound? (OCR)
Frank on "Franck"

Assemblyman Reaches Constituents With Tables (OCR)
Assemblyman Chuck DeVore has announced that he will reinstate his card table office program. The program brings roving field representatives to public libraries around DeVore's district.