County leaders say steep cuts will be made if they can’t resolve their dispute with state officials over $76.5 million in property taxes.
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Santa Ana Council OKs Contract With New City Manager
Council members will pay top dollar to David Cavazos, the city manager of Phoenix, and say his stewardship will be a “game changer.”
Toxic Cost of an Economic Lifeline
Orange County’s nail industry serves as a crucial gateway to employment for newly arrived Vietnamese immigrants. But the trade-off is often a hazardous work environment.
Brenda Miller, Founder of PEDal – Advocacy for Pedestrians and People Who Pedal
Brenda Miller is one of Orange County’s preeminent bike activists. An Orange County native who grew up in Garden Grove, Miller is graduate of UC Irvine with Bachelor degrees in […]
CalOptima Board Shows Confusion Over Conflicts of Interest
After unanimously re-electing officers, the board has a hard time determining who should abstain from votes due to conflict of interest concerns.
On The Agenda
The Santa Ana City Council is set Monday to approve David Cavazos, the Phoenix city manager, as the next city manager in Santa Ana.
PBS Video: Activists Win Lawsuit Against Trabuco Canyon Development
We also discuss how the county’s proposed $134-million computer contract with Xerox was derailed after the company tacked on nearly $27 million in new charges.
PBS: County Supervisors Upset Over Scope of FBI Task Force Probe
News that an FBI task force is investigating public officials in Orange County isn’t sitting well with county supervisors.
Suit by County’s Former EEO Officer Alleges Harassment
Paula Kitchen is the third high-ranking female executive to file suit against the county alleging systematic workplace intimidation.
The Pharmacist Will See You Now
No longer just filling prescriptions, pharmacists are playing a bigger role in caring for patients, coordinating medicines and ensuring access to important drugs. That role is likely to become more common under federal health care reforms.









