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Costa Mesa lawyers praise marijuana ruling
A federal appeals court decided Monday that cities do not violate the federal rights of the disabled when they shut down medical marijuana dispensaries — a ruling praised by Costa Mesa's legal counsel. A three-judge panel of the U.S. 9th Circuit...Tags: OxyContin (drug), Hospitals and Clinics, Lawyers, Health Treatments, Trials
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Fitzpatrick resigns from Planning Commission
Costa Mesa Planning Commissioner Jim Fitzpatrick resigned from his post Tuesday to keep his seat on the city's Sanitary District board, according to a letter sent to Mayor Eric Bever. In his letter, Fitzpatrick says his fellow Sanitary Board directors...
Tags: Politics, Trials, Elections
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Attorney general drops Fair Board as client [Updated]
The state attorney general's office is rescinding its recent agreement to once again represent the Orange County Fair Board. The reason: The board decided to reopen the history of the effort to privatize the Orange County Fairgrounds. The attorney...Tags: Career and Workplace, Lawyers, Trials, Equestrian, Justice System
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Holland, Newport Beach reach agreement on ship project
Newport Beach officials and shipwright Dennis Holland came to an agreement Friday that, if approved by a judge, will allow him to keep restoring his 1916 wooden ship at his West Bay home. As long as Holland moves the Shawnee out of public view and...Tags: Politics, Netherlands, Human Interest, Punishment, Justice System
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Wu: Newport should sue if OCTA doesn't acquiesce
Well, Councilwoman Leslie Daigle's "vote-gate" has passed, and the Newport Beach City Council officially voted this week to sue the Orange County Transportation Authority for removing the 19th Street Bridge from the county's Master Plan of Arterial...Tags: Politics, Litigation and Regulation, Dana Rohrabacher, Flu, Republican Party
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Planners review Banning Ranch
The Newport Beach Planning Commission was looking for suggestions and final tweaks to development plans for Banning Ranch, which it will vote on next month, but it didn't get anything so nuanced Thursday night. The people who came to speak at the meeting...Tags: Trials, Petroleum Industry
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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: Regional Elections, Politics, Local Elections, Citizens Initiative and Recall, Justice System
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Hubbard breaks his silence
TUSTIN — On any other weekday last year, he would be wearing a suit and tie as he stood at the helm of Newport-Mesa Unified School District.
But on a recent morning there was no longer a need for formality. The former superintendent who once...Tags: Mountains, Conservation, Prisons, Corporate Crime, Environmental Issues
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Judge: Residents can participate in charter lawsuit
SANTA ANA — An Orange County Superior Court judge ruled Monday that four Costa Mesa residents can have their say in litigation over whether their city's proposed charter should be allowed on the June ballot despite being filed late. Judge Franz...Tags: Politics, Local Elections, Lawyers, Justice System, Labor Legislation
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Costa Mesa employee lawsuit delayed
The trial date for a lawsuit seeking to block a City Council decision to lay off Costa Mesa workers and replace them with contractors has been delayed. The trial set for April 9 in Orange County Superior Court was rescheduled for July 24, according to...Tags: Career and Workplace, Labor Markets, Trials, Orange County Superior Court, Unemployment
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Newport to sue over 19th Street Bridge
The Newport Beach City Council authorized the city attorney on Tuesday to pursue litigation against the Orange County Transportation Authority regarding a recent decision to remove the 19th Street Bridge from the county's master plan. The OCTA Board of...Tags: Conservation, Lawyers, Environmental Issues, Trials, Orange County Superior Court
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Court denies city's appeal on charter
An appellate court on Monday denied a request by the city of Costa Mesa to put its proposed charter measure on the June 5 ballot. The 4th District Court of Appeal in Santa Ana turned down the city's writ seeking to compel county elections officials to...Tags: Politics, Local Elections, Mountains, Landforms, Trials
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