The position oversees the estates of sick and elderly people who have no one else to look after them.
Monthly Archives: March 2014
Supervisor’s Political Aide to Join County’s Housing Commission
The panel advises on affordable housing, among other issues.
Anaheim High School District to Appoint New Schools Chief
Board members plan to hire the new superintendent on Tuesday, but the person’s name and salary aren’t disclosed in the meeting’s agenda.
Irvine Council to Decide on Supporting Veterans Cemetery Bill
The bill would establish a state veterans cemetery in Orange County.
Experts: Anaheim’s Convention Center Gamble Sure to Fail
The Anaheim City Council is set to approve a plan to borrow $200 million against its general fund for a convention center expansion. Economists say predicted revenue to pay the debt won’t materialize.
Parents in Santa Ana Unified Take Charge on School Spending
They’ll weigh in on how to spend millions in extra funding for students who are in low-income families, are learning English or are foster youth.
Will OCTA Fire Its Lobbying Firm?
The transportation agency’s directors disagree on whether to axe Kevin Sloat’s firm.
Los Alamitos Councilman Rejected in Bid for County Clerk-Recorder
Troy Edgar is expected to react by challenging the decision in court.
On the Agenda
Up this week: Will Anaheim disclose the full costs of its convention center expansion?
OC Electeds Gather at Angel Stadium to Talk Vision
Education, income, health and housing are the focus of a day-long conference in Anaheim.

