Irvine leaders learned in March of the $6 million deficit, a 2% overage of the city’s general fund driven by rising costs related to hiring, new facilities and expenses related to Irvine’s growing population, city staff reports have said.
Councilmember Mike Carroll went to bat for Irvine residents and got the Household Hazardous Waste Collection station to remain open after if was earlier reported that it would be closing.
By staff report Four years after an FBI corruption probe surfaced in Anaheim, the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce has filed a fraud lawsuit against its former president and CEO, Todd Ament, alleging he secretly colluded… Read more
New information has been received showing a concerning link between Betty Martinez-Franco and the groups hired by former City Manager Oliver Chi to design the permanent amphitheater at the Great Park. Martinez-Franco worked for five… Read more
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