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Homeless housing moves forward
After years of discussion over "carrots," "sticks" and just about every combination thereof, the Costa Mesa City Council's decision to move forward the development of permanent supportive housing for the city's homeless population came as a "much needed,...Tags: Politics, Cheese Corn, Business Enterprises, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
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Coast Community stymied on labor agreement
Once again, the Coast Community College District has deadlocked on a broad labor agreement to govern spending of bond money that has sparked campaigns from union and nonunion activists. Wednesday night, more than 30 people urged the board toward or away...
Tags: Politics, Lobbying
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UCI newspaper asks for student funding
The death of newsprint may hit UC Irvine's newspaper unless students hand over their votes — and money — in an upcoming election. Just like newspapers across the country, rising printing costs have forced UCI's weekly New University to cut...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Online Advertising, Education, Los Angeles Times, Newspaper and Magazine
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Mansoor welcomes constituents to Costa Mesa office
Constituents and political allies packed Assemblyman Allan Mansoor's Costa Mesa office with questions and donations as part of an open house Wednesday night. The event invited new and old constituents to meet Mansoor and leave donations for Orange...Tags: Allan R. Mansoor, Politics, Human Interest
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Commentary: What is Mesa Water up to?
As a longtime resident of Costa Mesa, I have been watching with interest the activities of elected and other officials as they pursue "smaller" government. The city of Costa Mesa has had its share of memorable events, including confrontational council...Tags: Politics, Mountains, Natural Resource Industry, Landforms
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Costa Mesa hires city clerk
Costa Mesa named a new city clerk Tuesday, nine months following her predecessor's decision to step down after missing an election deadline. Brenda Green, who has served as interim city clerk since June, came out on top of an open recruitment process,...Tags: Politics, Mountains, Landforms, Local Elections
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It's a Gray Area: Muslims are the latest targets of discrimination
In so many ways, one of the biggest civil rights issues of our day is the way we treat Muslims in our country. Yes, 9/11 was an act of war against the United States, and yes, it was carried out by radical Muslims. But it is our obligation to realize...Tags: Religious Texts, Justice and Rights, Religion and Belief, Justice System, Pakistan
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Dancers have passion if not experience
It's time to dip and twirl for the Assistance League of Newport-Mesa. The 72-year-old nonprofit, which aids children and families via community programs, is organizing an annual ballroom dancing competition. Dancing for Tomorrow's Stars couples...
Tags: Politics, Bob Miller, Plastic Surgeons, Entertainment Events, Dance
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Mailbag: A charter review committee should be elected
I read Jeff Arthur's March 13 commentary, "Costa Mesa pension burden falls on us all," and I already understood many of Mr. Arthur's initial comments on the underfunded pension obligation (UPO), but there were other comments in the second half of his...Tags: Politics, Pension and Welfare, Interior Policy
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City votes to store possessions left by homeless
A city ordinance aimed at curtailing items being left outside by the homeless won preliminary approval Tuesday night. Officials voted 5-0 in favor of a law that would allow the city to collect and store items on behalf of the homeless in a central...Tags: Politics, Homelessness, Social Issues, Crime, Law and Justice, Lobbying
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Commentary: Counties should vote on San Onofre
There is a simple and direct way to resolve the debate about San Onofre. The issue needs to be put to a vote in Orange and San Diego counties on the same day. The county counsels in the two regions need to draft identical ballot measures that simply...Tags: Politics, Southern California Edison Company, Nuclear Power
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It's A Gray Area: We should be skeptical of our government
People in our country mostly seem to possess an innate faith in government. Probably that has evolved because, while our governments generally are unnecessarily expensive, wasteful and intrusive, they have not been overtly corrupt like so many others...Tags: South Africa, IBM, Malaria, World Vision, Justice System
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