Irvine Tops Safest Pedestrian City List in California
Irvine is named the state's safest city for pedestrians in a 2001 survey by the Surface Transportation Policy Project and California Walks. The ranking covered 58 cities with populations over 100,000, citing 23 injuries and one death in 2001.
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Council candidates file finance disclosures
The latest round of candidate campaign disclosure statements shows little contribution activity among those vying for two open City Council seats and the mayor's chair. Mayor Larry Agran and candidate Mitch Goldstone loaned themselves more than others, while Beth Krom leads fundraising. The semi annual statements cover Jan 1 through Jun 30, with another due before November. Key figures are self loans, individual contributions, and cash balances. Agran filed three statements and loaned himself 7500 on June 27.
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Eight candidates chosen for school board race on Nov election
Eight candidates will vie for three Irvine school board seats on November 5. Four-year seats will be filled by Sharon Wallin, Steven Choi, Craig Shankman, Ruth Sanchez and Mark Schuk, while Michael D. Haggin, Bill Gray and Debbie Cowen seek the two-year seat. Haggin left the four-year race to file for the two-year post. Wallin, 49, of Woodbridge, has served on the board since June and has a family path through UCLA Law and UC Santa Barbara.
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Sharon Wallin
Karen Preston
Steven Choi
Craig Shankman
Ruth Sanchez
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