Anaheim leaders are expecting a report on Angel Stadium’s condition this summer– more than two decades since they last were able to inspect the taxpayer-owned asset and as officials start to mull over the future of the property.
Meanwhile, Anaheim officials are set to question City Manager Jim Vanderpool behind closed doors later this month following renewed calls to fire him amid recent media reports years after a corruption scandal first rocked city hall.
Orange County Supervisor Doug Chaffee will lead the rest of the board for another year after his fellow supervisors unanimously voted to keep him on as chair for a rare second term despite expectations Supervisor Janet Nguyen would take over the role.
Huntington Beach officials are suing the operator they hired to run the Meadowlark Golf Course after the company allegedly refused to pay late fees on missed rent during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Santa Ana taxpayers have spent over $5 million on police car wrecks – including $1.2 million in settlement payments involving off duty officers driving city owned vehicles in the past six years.
Leaders at CalOptima are bracing for drastic eligibility changes to the public health insurance program that almost a third of Orange County residents rely on to cover doctor visits and hospital stays.
Storing boats on offshore moorings in Newport Harbor might be getting more expensive after state leaders found no issue with increasing rates for moorings.
Another attempt to create a resting place for veterans in Irvine was rejected by city leaders in a split decision to indefinitely table a proposal to study creating a municipal columbarium.
Cypress officials may soon join the majority of Orange County cities in holding the city council meetings on Tuesdays instead of the city’s current schedule of Mondays.
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