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Speaking limits ruled 'unconstitutional'
A section of a Costa Mesa law that limits what speakers can say at City Council meetings is unconstitutional, federal justices have ruled. The law's ban on "personal, impertinent, profane, insolent or slanderous remarks" during public comment periods...Tags: U.S. Supreme Court, American Civil Liberties Union, Crime, Law and Justice, Allan R. Mansoor
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It's a Gray Area: There's an easy fix for immigration
One of the easiest problem areas to resolve is our failed immigration system. In fact, had the politicians really wanted to fix this system, they would have done it decades ago. The problem is that they don't want to. Why? Because some powerful...Tags: Justice System, Judges, Orange County Superior Court, Health, Crime, Law and Justice
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UCI professor selected for national honor
A UC Irvine sociology professor has been elected to the National Academy of Education for his work studying students in immigrant families, the university announced Tuesday. Rubén Rumbaut is the second UCI professor to be selected for the academy, which...
Tags: Teaching and Learning, Social Sciences, U.S. Department of Education, Arts and Culture, Migration
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Alcantara keeps head up
Alan Alcantara spent Christmas Day unlike most kids in this country. His parents weren't around to celebrate a holiday children look forward to each year. On this day, his mother worked a double shift and his father worked on returning to his family....
Tags: Teaching and Learning, Sports, Soccer, Religious Festivals, California Interscholastic Federation
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The other side of the majority
First in a series of profiles about those in the trenches of Costa Mesa's political battle. Costa Mesa City Councilwoman Wendy Leece peers down through a pair of spectacles at a pile of notes spread out on the coffee table. "Because we have South...
Tags: Local Elections, Landforms, Religion and Belief, Mountains, Allan R. Mansoor
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Former councilman, officer dies at 78
Orville "Orv" Amburgey, a respected community fixture who served as one of Costa Mesa's first police officers and as a city councilman, has died. He was 78. Amburgey died of natural causes at his Costa Mesa home Sunday, relatives said. Amburgey, who...
Tags: Sports, Corporate Officers, Football
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Deputies find 16 suspected illegal immigrants in Newport Harbor
Orange County Sheriff's Department Harbor Patrol deputies intercepted a boat entering Newport Harbor Thursday afternoon and found 16 suspected illegal immigrants on board. Harbor Patrol dispatcher Brian Stanley said deputies saw the boat coming into...Tags: Illegal Immigrants
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Forum focuses on immigration policy
A trio of speakers with contrasting views on American immigration policy spoke Friday afternoon in a forum organized by Concordia University's Center for Public Policy. Teresa Hernandez of the Lincoln Club of Orange County, Tim Celek of the Crossing...
Tags: AFL-CIO, Labor Legislation, Employees, Migration, Career and Workplace
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Court: Restricting 'insolent' speakers is unconstitutional
A federal appellate court found Wednesday that a Costa Mesa ordinance that restricts "insolent" speakers when addressing the City Council is unconstitutional. However, it was appropriately applied in the case of Benito Acosta, who in 2006 vocally opposed...Tags: Lawyers, Judges, Justice System, Crime, Law and Justice, Allan R. Mansoor
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Classically Trained: Making the music happen (without a baton)
Carl St.Clair may be more recognizable to Orange County music lovers, but Pacific Symphony President John Forsyte leads the team who makes the music happen concert after concert, season after season. Forsyte took the symphony's helm in 1998. During his...
Tags: World War II (1939-1945), Verizon Wireless, Music Industry, Arts and Culture, Concerts
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Panel discusses Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts firmly established the court's identity this term as "The Roberts Court" by siding with the majority in politically sensitive decisions, according to a panel of legal experts. "What a difference a year makes,...Tags: YouTube, Labor Legislation, Anthony Kennedy, Crime, Law and Justice, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
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Editorial: Navarro looks like the right choice
The Newport-Mesa Unified School District appears to have made a sound choice in hiring Fred Navarro as its new superintendent. Navarro's resume reflects valuable experience working with under- and high-achieving schools; that type of range should suit him...Tags: School Examinations, Landforms, Mountains
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