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LA County gets restraining order against foul-mouthed gadfly - Vimarsana News

LA County gets restraining order against foul-mouthed gadfly

It's not unusual for L.A. politicians to get restraining orders against constituents. But, in a new case, one gadfly is barred from going to meetings altogether.

L.A. County got a restraining order against a foul-mouthed gadfly. He denies making threats - Vimarsana News

L.A. County got a restraining order against a foul-mouthed gadfly. He denies making threats

It's not unusual for L.A. politicians to get restraining orders against constituents. But, in a new case, one gadfly is barred from going to meetings altogether.

Source: yahoo.com
Huntington Beach to use community review board to vet children's books for sexual content – Orange County Register - Vimarsana News

Huntington Beach to use community review board to vet children's books for sexual content – Orange County Register

An appointed community review board could reject children’s books deemed inappropriate, a move critics are calling a book-banning system.

In Huntington Beach, A Move To Censor Children's Books With 'Sexual Content' - Vimarsana News

In Huntington Beach, A Move To Censor Children's Books With 'Sexual Content'

The measure was passed by the council's conservative majority on a 4-3 vote after about five hours of public comment.

Source: laist.com
Huntington Beach council approves ordinance restricting minors' access to library books with sexual content - Vimarsana News

Huntington Beach council approves ordinance restricting minors' access to library books with sexual content

The Huntington Beach City Council has approved an ordinance that will restrict access for books containing sexual content.

Source: abc7.com