Today's top stories from behind the Orange Curtain:
Referendum May Overrule Anaheim Council -- OCR and LAT
A Disney-led coalition is pushing for another ballot item to kill zoning change.
Disney And City Move Beyond Vote -- OCR (4/26/07)
The county's largest employer says it will continue its relationship with the city, despite the City Council voting for a residential zoning plan that Disney opposes.
Home Sales Still Down -- OCR
Mid-April numbers trending toward 19th month in a row that sales don't meet year-ago pace.
Jurists Uphold Bar Critic's Gagging -- OCR and LAT
A Balboa Island woman can be stopped from making defamatory comments about a local bar, the California Supreme Court ruled Thursday.
Public Access To Leaders Denied -- OCR
Some in government have additional exemptions to open records laws.
$120 Million For Razing, Building At Great Park -- OCR
Park board unanimously recommends approval to Irvine City Council of the proposed 2007-08 budget.
Sex Offenders Moving To Garden Grove Motels -- OCR
21 convicted of child sex acts living at Garden Grove Avenue motels. Police are warning residents.
Natural Toxin Kills Birds, Sea Lions -- OCR and DP
Domoic acid, released by blooming diatoms, is behind dozens of sick mammals and birds washing up on O.C. beaches.
Live Music Returns To Fox Fullerton Theatre -- OCR
Fullerton College jazz band concert Friday is first in 54 years, part of effort to revive the 1920s venue.
Op-Ed: Contract Award Takes Your Breath Away -- OCR (4/26/07)
O.C. maker's ventilator, cheaper and more reliable, loses to out-of-state rival.
Rep. Sanchez Launching TV Show -- OCR
Cable-access program 'Loretta Live' to feature interviews with colleagues, Cabinet members and policy experts.
Main Offender -- OC Weekly
Garden Grove merchants say the city cut corners to let insider Steve Sheldon build condos
Angry Asian Rap Stalls Case -- OC Weekly
VA Tech murders give OC Sheriff pal excuse.
NOTE TO READERS: There are a few stories in today's OCR I can't include because the OCR seems incapable of matching their print edition to their website. For example,The article "OC Eyeing Changes To Public Pensions" is nowhere to be found on the website. Neither is the "Great Park Board OK's Prices, Operations for Balloon Rides" (isn't it amazing the amount of ink the OCR has spilled writing about a balloon ride?), or "New Internet Services Planned" about AT & T's plan to install a bunch of utility boxes in RSM.
Here's a modest proposal: the OCR details a staff member to spend a few minutes every morning checking the newspaper against the OCR website, see which articles are missing from the website, and have them posted. Just a suggestion.