Public Administrator John Williams defends himself in exclusive
interview with PBS SOCal’s David Nazar.
Monthly Archives: March 2011
Supervisors Move to Keep Mental Health Services for OC School Children
The program, which is administered by the county Health Care
Agency, has been the target of state budget cuts.
Public Guardian Update (Reporter: David Nazar; Photographer: George Barker)
PBS SOCal reporter David Nazar talks with Public Administrator John Williams about his pending forced departure from office.
OC Universities Fail Public Records Test
First Amendment watchdog Californians Aware issued failing
grades to both UC Irvine and Cal State Fullerton in a test of their
responsiveness to the California Public Records Act. Two local K-12
school districts were also given failing grades.
Voters Will Decide Future of Public Administrator Post
Supervisors decide to put the question of whether the public
administrator should be an elected or appointed job on the next
ballot.
County Extends Drug Treatment Program
Federal stimulus money used to pay for six-month extension of
program that treats non-violent drug offenders.
Villa Park City Council Issues Statement on Muslim Charity Protest
The statement comes amid the growing controversy surrounding
Councilwoman Deborah Pauly’s vitriolic comments at the rally.
Supervisors to Consider Killing Pensions for Future Supervisors
Proposal to switch retirement benefit from county pension system
to Social Security authorized for May presentation.
Celebrate National Sunshine Week
Remember, you have a right to know what your government is
doing.
Redistricting Countdown to…April Fools Day
Round one of the battle over the redrawing of political
representation across Orange County will commence on the first day
of April.
