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If convicted, Hubbard would lose job, credentials
Embattled Newport-Mesa Unified Supt. Jeffrey Hubbard would lose his job and teaching and administrative credentials if found guilty after his upcoming trial, according to district and state policies. Although school districts can decide not to require...Tags: Mountains, Teachers, Crime, Law and Justice, Trials, Teaching and Learning
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DP 103 [Corrected]
1.) Jim Righeimer. Costa Mesa's mayor pro tem led an unapologetic charge to restructure the city with layoffs, pension reform and the creation of a proposed city charter, making him the target of organized labor and a hero of reform-minded conservatives...Tags: Dave Ellis, Crime, Law and Justice, Judaism, Finance, Festive Events
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Top 10 stories of 2011
10.) Orange County Fair. The fair shattered its attendance record and ended — at least for now — the legal and political battle over its ownership. 9.) "Snoopy House." A house known for its annual holiday display of Peanuts characters was...Tags: Crimes, Prosecution, Prosecution, Crime, Law and Justice, Snoopy (fictional animal)
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Hubbard trial to begin next month [Corrected]
LOS ANGELES — Newport-Mesa Unified Supt. Jeffrey Hubbard is expected to stand trial Jan. 6 on three felony charges related to his previous job as the schools chief in Beverly Hills, authorities said. -------------------- FOR THE RECORD: An earlier...Tags: Mountains, Justice System, Prosecution, Court Preliminary, Crime, Law and Justice
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Couple sentenced to probation for squatting in Newport Coast mansion
A couple accused of "fairly sophisticated squatting" at an ocean-view mansion in Newport Coast was sentenced to three years of probation Wednesday in Santa Ana. Chris Wayne Duncan, 43, and Robin Ann Duncan, 37, both of Newport Beach, pleaded guilty to...Tags: Crimes, Misdemeanors, Prosecution, Prosecution, Rentals
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Mailbag: Hubbard's supporters should resign
With the exception of Katrina Foley, the members of the Newport-Mesa Unified Board of Education need a civics lesson. For some reason, they were under the misperception that Supt. Jeffrey Hubbard was "innocent until proven guilty" and "entitled to his day...Tags: Mountains, Teachers, Elections, Crime, Law and Justice, Teaching and Learning
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Police: Man sold iPhone boxes filled with tiles
A San Marcos man was arrested on suspicion of selling iPhone boxes stuffed with tiles to unsuspecting customers he met on Craigslist, police said Tuesday.
Luther Clayborn Dawson, 41, on was arrested for four grand theft charges Monday after detectives...Tags: Computer Hardware, Crimes, Apple iPhone, Craigslist, Inc., Crime, Law and Justice
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Rapist gets 61 years to life
A man on the Orange County district attorney's Most Wanted list was sentenced to 61 years to life in prison Friday for sexual assaults that took place in Costa Mesa and other parts of Southern California, authorities said. Ali Achekzai, 34, formerly of...Tags: Abusive Behavior, Justice System, Prosecution, Crime, Law and Justice, Justice System
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School board fires Hubbard
COSTA MESA — The Newport-Mesa Unified school board announced after a special closed-session meeting Tuesday afternoon that it fired its superintendent after his conviction of two felonies.
School board President Dave Brooks said the board...Tags: Crimes, Landforms, Mountains, Crime, Law and Justice, Landforms
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Trustee: We are searching for new superintendent
COSTA MESA — Newport-Mesa Unified school board Trustee Karen Yelsey said the board "will be in the search for a new superintendent" in light of Supt. Jeffrey Hubbard's conviction of two felonies on Monday.
"It is what it is," said Yelsey, a Hubbard...Tags: PTA, Landforms, Crimes, Mountains, AIDS
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Newport-Mesa superintendent found guilty on 2 of 3 counts [Corrected]
LOS ANGELES — Newport-Mesa Unified Supt. Jeffrey Hubbard was convicted Monday on two of three felony counts of misappropriation of public funds. He was acquitted on a third count.
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An earlier version incorrectly...Tags: Landforms, Crimes, Mountains, Crime, Law and Justice, Landforms
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Hubbard convicted of two felony counts
LOS ANGELES — Newport-Mesa Unified Supt. Jeffrey Hubbard was convicted Monday of two felony charges for misappropriating public funds during his tenure as the schools chief for Beverly Hills.
A jury in Los Angeles County Superior Court found...Tags: Mountains, Justice System, Prosecution, Crime, Law and Justice, Justice System
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