All of the local news you can’t miss on what’s happening in Orange County today across all of the topics we cover.
Wayne Quint going to work for state attorney general. Tom
Dominguez takes over as union president.
Performance Auditor Steve Danley says many of CEO Tom Mauk’s
explanations for pay raises don’t hold water. Supervisors will
debate issue Tuesday.
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Lawmaker says some local governments are using the budget crisis
as an excuse to violate the law.
The need for caregivers is skyrocketing as baby boomers reach
age 65 and beyond. But is there anyone who will take these
jobs?
New blood atop the High-Speed Rail Authority, a redistricting
challenge and a local lawmaker victimized by an erroneous wage
garnishment.
The former Santa Ana assemblyman replaces former Anaheim Mayor
Curt Pringle atop the board.
Another Michele fights for obesity prevention, OC Fair bill
passes overwhelmingly and yet more about Costa Mesa.
The county and 20 cities stand to receive federal money for
low-income housing and homeless assistance.
Michele Martinez, like first lady Michelle Obama, has made
fighting obesity her signature issue. She has her work cut out for
her in Orange County.
How to slice up Orange County, gearing up for a special election
in San Juan Capistrano and the LA Times’ take on Costa Mesa.
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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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