As the clock ticks down, state Sen. Lou Correa calls for action
from the attorney general, and Assemblyman Jose Solorio introduces
legislation that would delay sale.
Monthly Archives: December 2010
Supervisors Again Balk at IT Bonus
Chairwoman Janet Nguyen pushes the controversial issue back
another week after being contacted by an undisclosed agency seeking
information.
Preparing for Disaster in the OC
Health Care Agency seeks $4.9 million in federal and state funds
to train health workers for disasters.
New Anaheim City Councilwoman to Quit OCTA for Contractor Post
Kris Murray says the job switch is in the “best interests” of
the county transportation agency and her current employer.
Odd Man Out
Former Fair Board member David Padilla talks about his
opposition to the proposed sale of the Orange County Fairgrounds
and why he thinks that opposition got him kicked off the board.
Pulido in Line for $500,000 ‘Finders Fee’ from State Building Sale
Pulido would be among many well-connected people to benefit from
controversial sale of 24 state buildings.
Correa Proposes Lobbyist Registration Bill
Democratic state senator wants to push lobby reforms through
Sacramento that OC supervisors couldn’t get done at local
level.
CalAware Wants Officials to Check Blackberries at the Door
Open government expert Terry Francke says elected officials
sending and receiving emails and texts during public meetings is a
violation of the spirit of Brown Act.
No Pay if You Don’t Stay
County transportation agency mulls whether officials should stay
through a whole meeting in order to get paid stipend.
Another Critical Report on High-Speed Rail
Peer review panel says that state rail system staffing level is
‘totally inadequate’ and that leadership has yet to develop even a
basic business plan.

