Today's top stories from behind the Orange Curtain:

OC Sheriff Vows To Arrest Reservists If They're Lying About Lost Badges (OCR and LAT)
Sheriff Sandra Hutchens calls a mandatory meeting of reserve deputies designated by ex-Sheriff Michael Carona. 42 have reported missing badges or ID cards, which are now recalled.

Is San Juan Campus 'A Mexican Public School'? (OCR)
CUSD chief and parent trade statements about multicultural classrooms.

Will Presidential Forum Clog Up Lake Forest Streets? (OCR)
What you should know if you are driving along Portola Parkway and El Toro Road Saturday.

Vince Gill, Others Behind $80 Million Venue In Fullerton (OCR)
Ronnie Wood, and members of Cheryl Crow and Tom Petty's bands are among those on board for 'new concept' concert hall.

28 Arrested In Protest Against Disney Hotels (OCR)
Workers dressed as Mickey and Minnie Mouse among those taken into custody on charges of blocking streets.

Five candidates vie for two seats on Westminster City Council (OCR)
Incumbent Frank Fry decides to seek his 12th term on the council while Councilman Kermit Marsh decides not to run for reelection.

Lesbian Wedding A First For Westminster Synagogue (OCR)
Garden Grove couple says they have made the synagogue their family after being ostracized by their own.

Chic OC Dining Chain Files Bankruptcy (OCR)
Citing a drastic downturn in revenue, Newport Beach-based Culinary Adventures files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and closes three eateries.

Lined Up For Land (DP)
Anti-development activists plan to hold a benefit concert this evening at eVocal, a small art gallery and performance venue in Costa Mesa, to raise money for their fight against a proposed development on the 400-acre Banning Ranch.

Very Strange Bedfellows (OC Weekly)
Senator Dick Ackerman proves there can be honor in a flip-flop.