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Officials heading to Vegas
Earlier this week the Costa Mesa City Council gave unanimous approval for city representatives to attend an upcoming out-of-state convention, though not without discussing the intricacies of doing so on the city's dime. Mayor Jim Righeimer, Mayor Pro...Tags: Interior Policy, Lifestyle and Leisure, Pension and Welfare, Politics, Business
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Expert: City needs new taxes to cover pensions
It would take new sales or parcel taxes for the city of Costa Mesa to meet its long-term pension obligations, a Stanford University professor told the City Council on Tuesday night. Joe Nation said the scenario surrounding the difference between the...Tags: Interior Policy, Politics, Pension and Welfare, California Public Employees' Retirement System
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Committee will review city's pension obligations
The Costa Mesa City Council approved the creation of a committee earlier this week tasked with overseeing the city's looming pension obligations. The unanimous decision, with Councilwoman Wendy Leece absent, came not without its doubts, however, on a...Tags: Interior Policy, Labor Legislation, Politics, Pension and Welfare, Career and Workplace
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Virgen's View: Mesa Verde Classic unites the city
There was a special buzz amid the eighth annual Mesa Verde Classic Monday at Mesa Verde Country Club. Realtor Valerie Torelli mixed tasty drinks at a martini bar at the 17th tee, while plenty of drinks were available at other holes, but that's not the...
Tags: Landforms, Rick James, Schools, Led Zeppelin (music group), Sports
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City Council to look at mobile home park conversion
The Costa Mesa City Council on Tuesday night is scheduled to consider a plan that would close a Newport Boulevard mobile home park in order to make room for condominiums. Should the council adopt the resolution, IntraCorp Socal-1 LLC — the...Tags: Public Officials, Politics, Government, Lobbying, House Building
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Costa Mesa prepares for 60th anniversary
As Costa Mesa approaches its 60th anniversary as an incorporated city, the City Council on Tuesday unanimously approved a celebration and a committee to organize it. The makeup of the Costa Mesa 60th Anniversary Committee, which will work for 10 to 12...
Tags: California Department of Transportation
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Righeimer proposes rescinding layoffs
The driving force behind Costa Mesa's sweeping austerity measure to lay off city workers called for guidance Tuesday night in rescinding the move. Mayor Pro Tem Jim Righeimer asked city CEO Tom Hatch at the City Council meeting about the next steps...Tags: Job Layoffs, Career and Workplace, Labor Markets, Unemployment, Layoffs and Downsizing
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P.I. says he worked with woman to test Monahan
A private investigator hired to tail Costa Mesa Councilmen Gary Monahan and Steve Mensinger said he was sent to Monahan's sports bar with a woman to see whether Monahan would behave inappropriately. Chris Lanzillo, a Menifee investigator and former...Tags: Labor Legislation, Justice System, Judges, Prosecution, Career and Workplace
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D.A. considers charges in sign vandalism
The Orange County district attorney's office is considering misdemeanor charges against a Costa Mesa city employee accused of destroying political campaign signs, officials confirmed Wednesday. The 33-year-old man is also a Costa Mesa resident....Tags: Politics, Elections, Trials
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We run 'a different offense' in Costa Mesa
Third in a series about Costa Mesa's political battle. * For him, local politics is like the Cold War. Costa Mesa City Councilman Steve Mensinger equates the City Council with the Reagan administration and the public employee associations with the USSR....
Tags: Banking, Finance, Pension and Welfare, Politics, Government
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Costa Mesa police chief resigns in protest
COSTA MESA — Publicly opposing a proposal to reduce the size of the city's Police Department, interim Police Chief Steve Staveley resigned in protest Monday.
In an interview with the Daily Pilot and a memo widely circulated at City Hall, Staveley...Tags: Finance, Ethics, Crimes, Crime, Law and Justice, Mountains
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Commentary: Charter would allow 'virtual takeover' of C.M.
Following a blitzkrieg assault on the governmental process, on March 6 the four-man super majority of the Costa Mesa City Council voted to place Mayor Pro Tem Jim Righeimer's Charter on the June 5 ballot. This document, barely nine pages long, was...Tags: Voting, Local Government, Politics, Elections, Republican Party
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