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The action drew an immediate angry response from leaders of the
League of United Latin American Citizens.
Where are the grocery talks going, where is Orange County going
to get $48 million and why are the beaches getting dirtier?
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Southern California Grocery Workers have been working under an
expired contract for four months. Are they headed for a strike as
in 2003 or a deal by the end of July as in 2007?
State swipes $48 million from OC, supervisors say no to obesity
grant and grocery workers rally.
The county will not apply for federal funds that could have
brought $10 million into Orange County for health programs.
The vending truck paradox, the managers’ contract dilemma and
the redistricting rundown.
The trucks, which are ubiquitous in Santa Ana, provide a vital
service to many residents in the city’s urban core. But they also
contribute to increasing obesity rates.
Pulido’s bank in trouble, supes shunning obesity dollars and
Santa Ana shows what a soccer town it is.
Fullerton Community Bank, which lists Miguel Pulido as a
director, is being supervised by the federal Office of Thrift
Supervision for “unsafe or unsound business practices.”
The county’s most recent life expectancy statistics show Latinos
living longer than both whites and blacks.
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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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