Today's top stories from behind the Orange Curtain:
Anaheim Union Trustee Resigns -- OCR and LAT
An immigration critic has said he wants to save the school district the cost of an election.
Angels Owner, Anaheim AT Odds Over Project -- LAT
Arte Moreno suggests that the city honor its stadium lease or be sued. But some say city may build without his OK.
Judge Sides With Developers In Habitat Dispute -- OCR
Orange County has two nature reserves founded under the 'no surprises' rule.
Editorial: Keep Your Shirt On -- OCR
La Habra's actions against a nude-dancing club are more corrosive of public morals than the activities that went on behind the dark glass windows.
Bolsa Chica Footbridge Could Be On Site By Next Summer -- OCR
The Bolsa Chica Land Trust raised the remaining $75,000 needed to fund the bridge.
Man Charged In Sea Lion Attack -- OCR and DP
The sea lion was euthanized after several injuries from a steak knife.
Tower Knocked Down -- DP
Robins Hall has been there through World War II, the first moon landing, the collapse of the Berlin Wall and 13 U.S. presidents.
Costa Mesa To COnsider New Rules For Subdividing -- DP
Costa Mesa City Council members will consider new rules for subdividing apartment buildings and industrial parks for the sale of individual units, also known as condo conversion, when they meet Tuesday.
Flouridated Water Will Come To Residents -- DP
Newport Beach and Costa Mesa residents will get fluoridated drinking water — most of them for the first time — beginning in November.
Council Votes On Environmental Program -- DP
The Costa Mesa City Council will vote Tuesday on final approval for a green building incentive program designed to encourage more environmentally friendly and energy-efficient features in homes and businesses.