OC Blog News Roundup - August 28, 2008
Posted by: Jubal | 08/28/2008 6:47 AM
OC Sheriff's Deputies Still Racking Up Excessive Overtime (LAT)
In one pay period since a spending audit was ordered, 61 employees exceeded the department's limit of 48 hours per person. Employee burnout remains a concern.
Battle Begins Over 1,375 Coastal Homes In Newport (OCR)
Banning Ranch plans also call for a small resort and shops.
$12.5 Billion To Make Your South County Commute Smooth (OCR)
How does a new metrolink station, toll roads and freeway lanes sound?
More Police Surges In Santa Ana? (OCR)
Police say they will consider such all-out enforcement efforts in the future after the success of a 72-hour surge last week.
OC Law Enforcement Reacts To New Medical Marijuana Guidelines (OCR)
Local officials are exploring what state attorney general's directive means while marijuana advocates applaud change.
OC Judge Issues Final Ruling In Favor Of Nudists (OCR and LAT)
A nudity ban at San Onofre was supposed to take place after Labor Day weekend.
Navy To Let Public Tour Cold War-era Frigate In Seal Beach (OCR)
USS McCluskey open too public on Sept. 6-7.
Need OC Waterfront Land? Pay $26.5 Million (OCR)
A potential building site for a hotel or for dozens of luxury homes has gone up for sale in Seal Beach, a city that's virtually built out.
On The DNC Floor (OCR)
Area politicians visit Denver convention abuzz with energy to hear speeches and deliver some of their own.
The Political Landscape: GOP Politicos Refuse Tax Hikes (OCR)
Despite the state's gross tardiness on its budget, officials maintain a staunch stance against taxes.
Broadcom's Henry Samueli And Henry Nicholas Facing More Legal Troubles (OCR)
Henry Samueli seeks to avoid prison, while Henry Nicholas fights to keep two homes.
OOCTA Gets Federal Grant To Put Cameras On Buses (OCR)
By next year, the agency hopes to have devices installed in 40% of its fleet to monitor for threats and crime.
Chart Shows Traffic Increase From Cutting School Bus Routes (OCR)
Some schools hit harder than others by loss of busing for 5,000 kids.
La Palma Residents Weigh in On Home Color Debate (OCR)
City officials hear from residents in support of and against a proposed restriction on house colors.
Editorial: Medical Marijuana Progress (OCR)
State guidelines for dispensaries are helpful
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