The county supervisor says he’s continuing to weigh both sides of the issue, because “I have a responsibility to understand this project fully.”
Yearly Archives: 2013
Irvine City Council OKs Rebate From County Fire Authority
The city is overpaying by at least $18.4 million annually, but there is tentative agreement to give back some of that money.
Former Insider Describes County’s Fast Track to Promotion
In the last of a three-part interview, former human resources manager Kathleen Tahilramani offers a first-hand account of how politicos get plum their jobs.
Attorney Says Anaheim Council Broke Law With Subsidy
A San Diego-based attorney alleges that four council members had illegal conflicts of interest when they approved a $158-million hotel subsidy.
New City Manager Comes With Big Ideas, Controversy
David Cavazos has been praised for his forward-thinking approach to budget cutting in Phoenix. But he has taken flak for a regressive food tax.
How Investigating Harassment Charges Ended a Career
Kathleen Tahilramani, a former human resources manager at the county of Orange, said she lost her job after refusing to look the other way when confronted with harassment allegations within county Waste & Recycling.
Hundreds in Santa Ana Take Part in Strategic Plan Meeting
The high turnout for a session on the city’s long-range vision indicates that an awakening in civic engagement, brought on by a new sunshine ordinance, continues.
On The Agenda
Newport Beach votes on restricting protests near homes, and Garden Grove decides on an ambitious housing project.
Community Editorial: County Has Lost Public Trust
The county, seemingly beholden to the developer, concocted amendments that assailed longstanding land-use rules.
Former High-Ranking County Exec Alleges Corrupt Culture
Kathleen Tahilramani, a former county Human Resources executive, is the third senior-level female employee to describe systematic harassment at the county and politicization of civilian jobs.








