LAist's Jill Replogle almost got sucked in. Now she wants to keep you from getting tripped up by it. 

LAist's Jill Replogle almost got sucked in. Now she wants to keep you from getting tripped up by it.&nbsp;

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The Orange County Board of Supervisors “undermined” the public’s trust when they granted themselves a 25% pay increase, according to the latest OC Grand Jury report released on Monday. LAist's Destiny Torres reports.

The Orange County Board of Supervisors &ldquo;undermined&rdquo; the public&rsquo;s trust when they granted themselves a 25% pay increase, according to the&nbsp;<a href="https://www.ocgrandjury.org/sites/jury/files/2025-12/A%20Breach%20of%20Public%20Trust%20In%20Orange%20County.pdf" data-cms-ai="0">latest OC Grand Jury report</a> released on Monday. LAist's Destiny Torres reports.

OC Supervisors approved a 25% pay hike over the summer. New report says they undermined public trust

The defamation case between two Huntington Beach officials is set to face a judge in May. Huntington Beach city councilmember Butch Twining is suing Oak View School District President Gina Clayton-Tarvin. LAist's Yusra Farzan has the latest. 

The defamation case between two Huntington Beach officials is set to face a judge in May.&nbsp;Huntington Beach city councilmember Butch Twining is suing Oak View School District President Gina Clayton-Tarvin. LAist's Yusra Farzan has the latest.&nbsp;

A defamation case between Huntington Beach officials is set to face a judge in May 

A federal grand jury Tuesday returned a six-count indictment against four members of a group described as “far-left, anti-capitalist and anti-government” that allegedly plotted to set off bombs in Southern California on New Year’s Eve.

A federal grand jury Tuesday returned a six-count indictment against four members of a group described as &ldquo;far-left, anti-capitalist and anti-government&rdquo; that allegedly plotted to set off bombs in Southern California on New Year&rsquo;s Eve.

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