Voice of OC (https://voiceofoc.org/2014/10/page/2/)
An investigator from the Orange County District Attorney’s Office picked up nomination papers filed by Miguel “Mike” Gonzalez, an indication that prosecutors could be investigating whether he made false statements about his residency.
New patients can start enrolling Nov. 1 as agency responds to audit that found widespread and systemic problems.
City Council issues temporary zoning moratorium after hundreds of residents protest a proposed shelter in the southeast section of the city.
Former Assemblywoman Marian Bergeson, now 89, uses social media site to take shots at OC Republican Chairman Scott Baugh and longtime political consultant Dave Ellis over their slate of Newport city council candidates.
Whistleblowers allege some Vietnamese Section 8 tenants receive housing assistance despite running lucrative businesses, owning luxury cars and designer purses, and living in homes with high-end appliances and electronics.
This week’s segment, which is scheduled to air at 11:27 a.m., features Orange County Register reporter Martin Wisckol and Voice of OC’s editor-in-chief, Norberto Santana Jr.
OC Republican Commenter Jack Wu supports Tom Tait on district elections in Anaheim arguing it achieves what OC GOP chairman Scott Baugh says residents in big cities need: “representation closer to the people.”
Latino housing inspectors allege that the agency’s Vietnamese-dominated hierarchy systematically discriminates against Latinos and knowingly allows Vietnamese residents to defraud the county’s housing voucher program.
Walk-in clinics that take cash and credit cards rather than insurance are a key source of health care in immigrant neighborhoods. Critics say the care provided by the clinics is problematic, though many patients swear by them.
The evangelical Christian school Vanguard University has withdrawn a reduced tuition deal with the County of Orange after an employee filed a complaint alleging the partnership violates the county’s nondiscrimination policy.