Today's top stories from behind the Orange Curtain:
UCLA Versus USC Coverage -- OCR
Cold, blustery winds to buffett Saturday shoppers -- OCR and LAT and DP
Tail of Friday's storm producing wintry weather
Local high school ranked as one of the best in U.S. -- DP
Corona del Mar High School is one of the best high schools in America, according to U.S. News & World Report rankings due out Monday.
Outdoor lighting brightens garden day or night -- OCR
Carefully selected fixtures can accent the yard or draw attention to a special tree or feature.
JWA holiday passengers fewer in numbers -- DP
John Wayne Airport transported fewer passengers before and after Thanksgiving this year than it did the year before, but a spokeswoman said the drop-off mattered little because the airport was going through its busiest time in history.
Airport denied paving through -- DP
Orange County Supervisor John Moorlach has officially squashed John Wayne Airport plans to pave over the back nine holes of Newport Beach Golf Course.
Mandatory evacuations canceled in burn areas -- OCR
MAP: Properties at risk for mudslides; some areas remain under voluntary evacuations.
Missing mom found reading Bible in Dana Point park -- OCR
Authorities discover mother of two safe in park.
Toll road agency to firefighters: Pay up -- OCR
Los Angeles County fire engine told to pay toll for using the 73 toll road.
Harman announces his plan to run for reelection -- DP
State Sen. Tom Harman wants another term in office.
1 hurt as crash closes 5 freeway in Santa Ana -- LAT
A collision involving a big rig and another vehicle today left one person injured and prompted the closure of the southbound Santa Ana (5) Freeway in Santa Ana, authorities said.
How convenient. Red County leaves out the article on how their man, Sheriff Carona, faces another lawsuit and possibly more criminal charges. Baugh, Schroeder and company are hanging their credibility and respestability on the morally and ethically bankrupt Carona. No wonder Repuplican registrations have been slipping since 1999, see martin Wisckol in the OCR on Monday.
When was Carona first sworn in? 1999. HMMMM
Posted by: HMMMM | December 01, 2007 at 02:48 PM
The missing mom was clearly a screw-up on OCSD's part. Yes, as the dispatcher told the boyfriend, an adult may leave when ever they like, but police agencies are required to take a missing person report whenever one is requested, regardless how long (or short) someone had been missing and regardless of the circumstances. Had this happened, the search would have started sooner. Lucky she was found ok.
Posted by: Another OCSD Screw Up | December 03, 2007 at 08:59 AM