County’s system for providing health care to the poor has been
the center of controversy.
While county Health Care Agency officials seek a hike in
ambulance rates, Supervisor John Moorlach calls for a complete
review of the 911 medical response system.
Councilwoman Claudia Alvarez fails to persuade colleagues to
tackle the special property tax that funds Downtown Inc.
The council passes an ordinance under which party hosts who
allow underage drinking at their gatherings could be fined up to
$3,000.
Protesters pleaded until midnight, but it was to no avail as
council members voiced concerns about possible civil rights
lawsuits.
Anaheim Councilwoman Lorri Galloway is on a trip paid for by the
German government to learn about transportation systems.
County’s lawyers issue an opinion following disclosure that a
former staffer for Supervisor Janet Nguyen transferred to the
county’s trash agency while preparing to run for the Assembly.
Under the proposed ordinance, fines would run as high as $3,000
for hosts who repeatedly allow underage drinking.
Vote follows revelations that former OCTA board member Peter
Buffa went to work for a Wall Street firm immediately after leaving
the board.
Orange County supervisors will be given a presentation this week
on the basics of the health care program, but some of it strengths
appear to have been omitted.
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