Supervisors follow a grand jury recommendation and support color-coded restaurant health ratings.
Monthly Archives: April 2014
OC Democrats Boot Their Vice Chair
Outrage from building trade unions over Greg Diamond’s role in suing Anaheim to stop a construction project prompted the ouster. But the party debate revealed a much deeper rift.
County Supervisor Candidates Short on Specifics at ‘Feet to Fire’ Forum
Contenders for the 2nd District had trouble detailing plans for pension reform and other issues.
Angels Fear Public’s Reaction to Stadium Land Appraisal
In a letter to the Anaheim City Council, Angels President John Carpino asserts the current appraisal will be “misunderstood” by the public.
Supervisors Split Over Sheriff Deputy Contract Talks
Supervisors are set to hold what is expected to be a tense closed session to discuss potential terms meant to end a labor impasse.
Supervisor Candidates to Debate Monday at ‘Feet to Fire’ Event
Candidates for the county Board of Supervisors’ 2nd District are set to be grilled by local journalists.
State Auditors Slam CalOptima
The state Department of Health Care Services asserts it has discovered “serious and significant” problems at the county’s $1.5-billion health plan.
Hot Civic Debates This Week
Serious new concerns about health care for the poor, and county Democrats debate ousting a top party official.
Dekraai Might Plead Guilty to Seal Beach Hair Salon Murders
The public defender for Scott Evans Dekraai made a vaguely worded statement in court Friday indicating that a guilty plea could come next week in the county’s largest-ever mass murder case.
PBS: Agran Stands By His Proposal for a Vietnamese Sister City
The Irvine councilman ignited outrage earlier this month when he suggested that his city befriend Nha Trang, Vietnam.

