City Clerk Calls For Permit Parking Review, Singles Out Suburban Cubs Fans

Legislative Notebook - May 21, 2013 Bonnen said that instead of focusing on their duties overseeing Texas' oil and gas industry, railroad commissioners often have spent lengthy periods raising money to seek other elected posts. According to the Animal Welfare Institute, shark fin soup is sold at 13 restaurants in Texas. The bill, which would have provided more patient safeguards and extended the timetable before hospitals can remove life-sustaining treatment they deem unethical, passed the Senate by a 24-6 vote. The legislation had seemed the best hope to fix the law, which has pitted families against doctors and hospitals in a number of high-profile conflicts over patients' end-of-life care and which has now resisted reform efforts in five consecutive sessions.

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TUSTIN – Officials are considering building a new elementary school in the Tustin Legacy, but they have no plans to open Heritage School to young students. Two Tustin Unified School District board members said that there are no short-term plans to

YORBA LINDA – Early in Donald Rumseld's talk Monday at the Nixon Library, a couple of critics in the audience offered some feedback. "The ends don't justify the means," shouted a man with a ponytail, possibly referring to the Iraq war,

CAPITOL UPDATES Bullying • At stake: House Bill 1661 adds cyberbullying to Oklahoma's anti-bullying laws. • What happened: Signed by the governor. • What's next: Takes effect in late August. Public schools • At stake: House Bill 2301 creates a process to deregulate public schools and eliminate many of the state mandates that are not required of charter schools.