Laura Blaul oversaw a troubled safety inspection program being investigated the district attorney.
Monthly Archives: October 2013
State: Orange County TV Agency Hasn’t Filed Financial Information
The Public Cable Television Authority has failed to file key data that was due last October, according to the state controller.
OC Transportation Leaders Meet in Los Angeles for Statewide Summit
They’re set to discuss future challenges, including a projected $200-billion regional infrastructure deficit by the year 2035.
La Habra Still Struggling to Recover From Computer Crash
Months after a computer crash wiped out years of financial data, La Habra city officials are still scrambling to restore financial info.
Anaheim’s Legal Fees in Civil Rights Lawsuit Near $800,000
Outside attorneys fees incurred by the city will almost certainly eclipse $1 million by the time it reaches trial.
On the Agenda
Santa Ana residents get a chance to weigh in on their city budget, and Orange County sees a 5-percent jump in Metrolink train ridership.
PBS: Officials Go Head-to-Head on Jail Expansion
The county’s plans to expand Musick jail are making Irvine city leaders livid.
Fitness Better Among Orange County Students, but Inequities Persist
Fitness scores from the state show that while OC students fared better than the state average, a gap remains between rich and poor.
PBS: Lake Forest Councilman Resigns
Also on the show: a new report shows drops in child care spaces and school spending in Orange County, with more children living in poverty.
Fair Board Votes to Cooperate With DA’s Probe of Fairground Sale
Panel votes unanimously to waive attorney client privilege over Deputy Attorney General who fired the board in 2009 after they engaged in discussions to privatize the Orange County fairgrounds.

