Meghan McCarty
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A breakdown of Proposition 13 from both the homeowners' and the business owners' perspectives. Is it working? Who benefits most? Read on.
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A tax reform lobbyist hopes to put a "split roll" initiative on the 2012 ballot. If successful, it would allow more frequent reassessments of commercial property.
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Thousands of teachers in the Capistrano Unified School District took their anger over imposed salary cuts to the streets, leaving over 50,000 students without their teachers.
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With teachers striking and AP exams around the corner, student activists at one Orange County high school have foregone walk-outs in favor of a mass study session.
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Short sales may be the next big thing as lenders try to avoid foreclosures in the distressed real estate market. But with no set rules or standard procedures - buyers and sellers never know quite what to expect.
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Even during the recession, consumers are still spending tens of billions of dollars on their pets. In Orange County, more and more entrepreneurs are trying to jump in on the action.
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One could easily mistake the maintenance yard of Capistrano Unified for a yellow school bus graveyard. It's populated by a defunct fleet of coaches that once carried thousands of kids to school on the district's 62 bus routes.
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A breakdown of Proposition 13 from both the homeowners' and the business owners' perspectives. Is it working? Who benefits most? Read on.
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A tax reform lobbyist hopes to put a "split roll" initiative on the 2012 ballot. If successful, it would allow more frequent reassessments of commercial property.
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Thousands of teachers in the Capistrano Unified School District took their anger over imposed salary cuts to the streets, leaving over 50,000 students without their teachers.
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With teachers striking and AP exams around the corner, student activists at one Orange County high school have foregone walk-outs in favor of a mass study session.
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Short sales may be the next big thing as lenders try to avoid foreclosures in the distressed real estate market. But with no set rules or standard procedures - buyers and sellers never know quite what to expect.
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Even during the recession, consumers are still spending tens of billions of dollars on their pets. In Orange County, more and more entrepreneurs are trying to jump in on the action.
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One could easily mistake the maintenance yard of Capistrano Unified for a yellow school bus graveyard. It's populated by a defunct fleet of coaches that once carried thousands of kids to school on the district's 62 bus routes.
