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A case alleging sex abuse by former Mater Dei High School administrator Michael Harris reached an out of court settlement just before a jury was to be selected for trial.
Mike Waterman addressed Anaheim City Council and offered an apology for past comments that were seen as dismissive of an advisory board overseeing Visit Anaheim following scandal.
Current and former Disney workers can expect back pay with interest sometime next year after a five-year-long court battle concludes with a historic settlement.
Westminster council members Amy Phan West and NamQuan Nguyen have been named in a lawsuit that alleges they have consistently disrupted meetings and impeded the conduct of city business. Phan West called the suit a political stunt.
La Palma voters passed Measure W, which allows for three consecutive terms on its city council. Supporters said it’s needed in light of district election reform. Opponents call the measure a “power grab.”
A fixture of Irvine politics for over 40 years, Larry Agran began his sixth nonconsecutive term as mayor. Agran’s latest victory prompted a special election scheduled for April to fill his vacated council seat.
La Habra City Council members voted to dismiss the city’s own policy goal of funding and approving a rental housing inspection program, an initiative first discussed more than half a century ago.
Veronica Young and Long Vo have repurposed their popular spooky carwash attraction to celebrate the winter holidays with a twist.
After debating the scope of an external audit of county contracts, a majority of O.C. supervisors voted to greenlight the effort.
Republican Rep. Young Kim is cosponsoring a bill that would designate a unique ZIP code to the unincorporated community of North Tustin, a move that would clear it from Santa Ana’s sales tax rate.
