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Mailbag: We need the public's input on the harbor
When it comes to Newport Harbor, everyone agrees on two things: It's one of the finest small craft harbors in the world and it's essentially built out. The 1,200 private homes on the bay take up 85% of the waterfront. The remaining portion is occupied...Tags: Republican Party, Politics, Parties and Movements, Trials, Litigation and Regulation
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Costa Mesa legal fees near $700K
Costa Mesa spent nearly $700,000 in legal fees through the end of January to defend itself from a lawsuit filed by its employees, invoices show. Total fees have reached $692,379, according to invoices obtained this week by a Daily Pilot public records...Tags: Trials, Labor Markets, Justice System, JPMorgan Chase & Co., DirecTV Group Inc.
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Commentary: One party budget scam failed voters
Reform is necessary to restore voters' faith and enforce forfeiture of legislator pay. The lawsuit filed by Assembly Democrats challenging the state controller's decision to rightfully withhold legislator pay is a slap in the face to every Californian...Tags: Budgets and Budgeting, Politics, Parties and Movements, Trials, Justice System
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OCTA committee rejects 19th Street Bridge appeal
An Orange County Transportation Authority committee rejected an appeal Monday regarding its decision to eliminate long-term plans for a bridge across the Santa Ana River connecting Costa Mesa and Huntington Beach. The OCTA board deleted decades-old plans...Tags: Highway Transportation, Justice System, Crime, Law and Justice
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Prosecutor: Former L.A. deputy tortured wife, her lover
Editor's note: This story contains graphic material that some readers may find offensive. * SANTA ANA — A formerLos Angeles County Sheriff's Departmentdeputy tortured his then-wife and her lover in an Irvine office after learning of their affair,...Tags: Criminal Laws, Trials, Prosecution, Justice System, Punishment
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Costa Mesa employee lawsuit moves forward [Corrected]
A judge will decide a lawsuit filed by Costa Mesa city employees seeking to block the City Council's plan to lay off municipal workers and replace them with contractors. A Orange County Superior Court judge on Tuesday rejected the city's final legal...Tags: Politics, Government, Trials, Judges, Public Employees
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Costa Mesa sues county over ballot measure
The Orange County Registrar of Voters should put Costa Mesa's city charter initiative on the June ballot because officials thought they had met the submission deadline, attorneys for the city argue in court documents. Richard Grabowski, outside counsel...Tags: Politics, Regional Elections, Citizens Initiative and Recall, Local Elections, Trials
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A promise made to her brother
Her March 11 began as every one of them has since her brother's death three years ago.
C.D. "Kaya" Lewis stood on the side of Jamboree Road in Newport Beach, ready for her 12-hour vigil, donning black — jacket, jeans and all — a string of...Tags: Trials, Justice System, Punishment, Documentary (genre), Crime, Law and Justice
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Residents seek to intervene in city charter lawsuit [Corrected]
Deadlines are deadlines — that's the edict two longtime Costa Mesa residents have chosen to uphold by intervening in litigation over whether their city's ballot initiative should be permitted despite being filed a day late, according to court...Tags: Politics, Government, Citizens Initiative and Recall, Local Elections, Public Officials
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Commentary: I am not affiliated with unions, as Righeimer suggests
Re "Residents seek to intervene in city charter lawsuit," March 21: In the article about my and Katrina Foley's intervention in City Clerk Julie Folcik's Mandamus Petition, Costa Mesa Mayor Pro Tem Jim Righeimer suggested that I was somehow involved with...Tags: International Relations, Politics, Local Elections, Judges, Business Enterprises
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Costa Mesa charter heads to June ballot
Costa Mesa residents will vote June 5 on whether to adopt a city charter, a proposal that has yielded mixed responses. "We've got to get the tools here to get ourselves back on track, and that's all this charter does," Mayor Pro Tem Jim Righeimer said...Tags: Politics, Local Elections, Career and Workplace, Trials, Justice System
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