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We have it all: corporate subsidies, illegal campaign
contributions, ugly political battles and do-little
bureaucracies.
The Board of Supervisors received the 149-page plan, but money
for the project is still short and goals are vague, say
advocates.
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Waiving 80 percent of the city’s room tax could amount to a
$158-million savings for the project.
She’s in on a 3-0 vote that included two abstentions. Meanwhile,
the state rates the $1.4-billion health program as “superior.”
Daniel J. McQuaid was named president and CEO of OneOC, formerly the Volunteer Center Orange County in 2005. He has guided OneOC’s development of a full array of integrated volunteer, […]
Irvine officials maintain that the park should still get $1.4
billion in property tax funding despite Gov. Jerry Brown’s
elimination of redevelopment. But the decision is now up to a
separate board.
Wanda Shaffer is a director of the League of Women Voters of North Orange County Observer Corps, which covers five city councils and the Orange County Board of Supervisors. Shaffer […]
Anne Olin founded The Olin Group in 2002 to support the business and development efforts of the nonprofit sector in Orange County and increasingly across Southern California. Since that time, […]
Kimberly Edds is the Director of Communications and Public Affairs for the Association of Orange County Deputy Sheriffs. Prior to joining AOCDS, Edds was an investigative reporter for the Orange […]
Jennifer Muir is the communications director for the Orange County Employees Association, which represents nearly 18,000 public employees in Orange County. She is a member of OCEA’s leadership team and […]
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