Dr. Jim Elsasser, the superintendent of the Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified School District, announced this week that he is leaving to become superintendent of the Claremont
The Attorney General has given the greenlight to a lawsuit that could push Orange County Board of Education member Beckie Gomez into resigning her seat.
After enduring months of partisan litigation, a contentious re-districting brawl and being targeted by partisan legislation, and unrelenting attacks for their pro-charter school stance, the
Tustin Councilwoman Beckie Gomez has resigned her seat on the Orange County Board of Education, as a result of a lawsuit alleging she is violating
The primary election results in the 4th Supervisor District were certified over the weekend, formalizing what had been apparent for several days: incumbent Supervisor Doug
Back in 1994, most Orange County residents were unaware of the risky investment strategies of the late Orange County Treasurer-Tax Collector Robert Citron until they
The Orange County Board of Education appointed Tustin resident Jorge Valdes to fill a vacant board seat, after a long and awkward series of deadlocked
Orange County Sheriff-Coroner Don Barnes has come out in support of a congressional resolution authorizing the use of military force against powerful Mexican drug cartels
Buena Park’s city council has signaled its desire to embark on an multi-million dollar program to inspect every one of the 8,244 apartments in the
Three conservative incumbents were seeking re-election to the Orange County Board of Education, and the voters re-elected all three despite vigorous and often nasty campaigns
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