Its financial officer will take over while the board searches for a replacement for Richard Chambers, the sixth top manager to resign.
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All of the local news you can’t miss on what’s happening in Orange County today across all of the topics we cover.
Helping Those Who Have a Broken Bridge to Adulthood
Already destitute, homeless teens find themselves even more vulnerable after they turn 18. Some are being helped by nonprofits and a new state law.
Just Another Working Stiff
The Orange County supervisor’s battle to have his Republican colleagues lower their pensions — and to get something for himself — shows how complicated the issue is.
Voice of Our Commentators
More terms for supervisors, the county’s toxic office building, grilling the city manager, One Broadway Plaza and more.
Training Aims to Increase Political Representation of Asian Immigrants
Politically active Asian-Americans hope the training session will help them stay connected to their communities’ values.
County Appoints Interim Director of Health Care Services Agency
Mark Refowitz, director of the county’s mental health department, will take over the position, which has been vacant since December.
Supervisors Send CalOptima Charges to Grand Jury
An anonymous letter circulated last month made unsubstantiated conflict-of-interest claims against CalOptima’s board chairman.
County Looking Into Previous Owners of Eckhoff Building
The Social Services building, under which potentially cancer-causing chemicals were found, was once owned by an oil drilling company.
Supervisors Reject Moorlach Plan to Extend Term Limits
The board chairman fails in his bid for a ballot initiative that would have allowed supervisors to serve three terms.
Capistrano Unified Fires Coaches Accused of Kickbacks
School board votes unanimously to dismiss coaches at San Clemente, Capistrano Valley and Dana Hills high schools.









