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Jack Anderson said the messages violated county law because they were sent to deputies' departmental accounts. His rival Hunt says the action was politically motivated.
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Orange must approve having state inmates at Theo Lacy for an expansion to proceed. >>
The U.S. Postal Inspection Service is examining whether a Huntington Beach woman had criminal intent when she turned her dog on a mail carrier -- who turned out to be former Olympic medal-winning swimmer Shirley Babashoff. >>
A monorail in Anaheim and trolley system in Santa Ana are being considered to lighten traffic load. >>
TODAYCareer fair: The Huntington Beach Adult School hosts a career fair. 1:30-3 p.m. Free. Huntington Beach Adult School, 16666 Tunstall Lane. (714) 847-2873. >>COLUMN ONE
Erica Ford washes and repairs their uniforms, along with those of other teams. But she's not cleaning up when it comes to salary. >>
Pooches can accompany their owners into stores, get massages, scarf down treats or take in a canine fashion show at the outdoor mall. >>
Backers say it gives new life to the proposed Foothill South extension. But fish and game officials say further permits are needed, and environmentalists call the accord insignificant. >>
The Board of Supervisors' list to replace Michael S. Carona includes the acting sheriff and the Santa Ana police chief. >>
A man who cut out his girlfriend's tongue and let her bleed to death has been given a life sentence without chance of parole. >>
Members of the faith-based nonprofit Welcome INN were threatened with arrest under a law that regulates assembling in California state parks. >>
Photographers whose high school water polo pictures wound up on gay Web sites won't be prosecuted. >>
The university says it is willing to work with the Quaker and her attorneys but suggests it may not have a job for her now. >>
The housing slowdown has changed Lennar Corp.'s plans, but the city OKs $60 million to begin work at the former El Toro Marine base. >>
Report says most diners are left in the dark by the existing health inspection results and recommends copying L.A. County's letter-grade method. >>
Tom Bogard, Orange County's highway director, will be coordinating with his counterparts in neighboring counties to ease commuters' inconvenience. >>
Report cites problems with power, sewage and ventilation. The Sheriff's Department is reviewing the details. >>
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