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The Medi-Cal funded program was scheduled to be cut on Dec. 1.
The new version would serve about half the current users, according
to the state.
Donations pour in for Daniel Foster, a Silver Star and Purple
Heart recipient, who has waited for more than a year for his
veterans benefits.
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Opponents are concerned about possible dangers for swimmers at
Baby Beach. The harbor’s director says the public will have “ample
opportunity” to provide input.
State Department of Finance director calls Orange County’s decision to keep $73 million in revenue “misguided” and “very likely illegal.”
The Oak View Youth Soccer League in Huntington Beach fields 46
teams but charges parents a fraction of the registration fee
typical in Orange County.
Daniel Foster, who returned a hero after tours in Iraq and
Afghanistan, is facing foreclosure because the Department of
Veterans Affairs hasn’t approved his application for benefits.
Voice of OC’s open government guru says the Occupy movement is
missing its targets by camping out on the lawns of city halls.
While county Health Care Agency officials seek a hike in
ambulance rates, Supervisor John Moorlach calls for a complete
review of the 911 medical response system.
The council passes an ordinance under which party hosts who
allow underage drinking at their gatherings could be fined up to
$3,000.
County’s lawyers issue an opinion following disclosure that a
former staffer for Supervisor Janet Nguyen transferred to the
county’s trash agency while preparing to run for the Assembly.
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The pets in this story may already have homes. These are the animals waiting at the shelter today.
Adoptions at OC Animal Care are by appointment. Give the pet ID when you contact the shelter. Listings come from OC Animal Care and update every two hours.
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