Transportation Authority wants Legislature to be frugal with
high-speed rail funds — as long as Orange County gets its
share.
Monthly Archives: December 2011
Orange County Auditor-Controller to Resign in January
David Sundstrom, an elected official, is leaving for a similar
elective position in Sonoma County.
On The Agenda
Orange County CEO Tom Mauk may pay more toward his pension.
Vote Delayed on Permit for Proposed Desalination Plant
The Santa Ana Regional Water Quality Control Board postponed
until February a vote to permit the Poseidon Resources plant to
draw water directly from the ocean.
OCTA: Hold Funds Until High-Speed Rail Fixes Its Finances
Board wants “serious concern” addressed before High-Speed Rail
Authority can tap billions in taxpayer dollars.
Consultant’s Assessment Critical of CalOptima Board and Management
The confidential report says Orange County’s $1.3-billion
medical program for the poor has defects and recommends a full
audit.
Lawyer: Appellate Court Erred in One Broadway Ruling
Activist group is mum on possible challenge to the recent ruling
on 37-story tower in Santa Ana, but lawyer insists they have a good
case.
California Unveils Plan for New Mental Health Department
Cost savings and a reduction of violence will result when a
Department of State Hospitals replaces the Department of Mental
Health, officials say.
Laura’s Law Saves Lives, Money, Says Judge Who Runs Program
Judge’s sentiments were part of a panel discussion this week on
the law, which became an issue after the Kelly Thomas beating.
Poseidon Facing Another Hurdle for HB Desalination Plant
The company wants a state permit that would allow the proposed
plant to draw water directly from the ocean.

