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Santa Ana taxpayers have paid out over $5 million since 2019 in lawsuits and claims from over 50 police car crashes – some of which stemmed from vehicle pursuits.

Three of those accidents involved off duty officers driving take home police cars to or from work resulting in a total of $1.2 million settlement payments, according to a presentation on police vehicle pu...


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A final resting place for Irvine veterans and residents could be coming to the city’s Great Park, with one city council member proposing to study building a columbarium.

While city leaders debated building a veterans cemetery at the park for over a decade, the effort fizzled out after local veterans groups got unanimous support from every city in the county to mov...


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Anaheim officials still don’t know if Angel Stadium is trashed as top city executives say it’s time to discuss the future of the ballpark years after a corruption scandal tanked a previously proposed land sale in 2022.

But that could change this summer after city officials put the stadium back in play last month.

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My friend Jon Fleishman and I are on opposite shores of the political divide, so I wasn’t surprised to read his recent Facebook post complaining about 900 new state laws that took effect on January 1. Jon went on to castigate the legislature for its efforts and apply the familiar conservative trope that the legislature “should have never convened.”

The reality in S...


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Huntington Beach officials are suing the operator they hired to run the Meadowlark Golf Course after the company allegedly refused to pay late fees on missed rent during the COVID-19 pandemic.

While a city audit found the company – Arcis Golf – missed around $13,000 in rent payments city staff tacked on over $400,000 in late fees.

But Arcis Golf’s lawyer...


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