The county gets one of the state’s worst returns on property
taxes, so supervisors direct their lawyers to study legal
remedies.
More than 24,000 state workers will increase pension contributions after striking a deal with the governor. OC supervisors have similar ideas.
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The most important decisions — the ones that could result in deep cuts in law enforcement and elsewhere — will be made in Washington, D.C., and Sacramento.
The City Council will vote on whether to continue dipping into reserve funds, this time to the tune of $14 million, to maintain core services.
The U.S. attorney’s office had disbanded a similar investigative team two years ago.
No fare increases are planned for now, but future hikes depend on the economy.
The city needs to trim $3.6 million from next year’s budget, which could translate to 10 police department positions left vacant.
Nearly a dozen tea party activists were elected to Republican Central Committee Tuesday. One sitting committee member calls the new configuration a ‘wake-up call.’
No longer the ‘appointed’ sheriff, Hutchens dominates the three-way race — winning 52 percent of the vote.
Builder has plans for residential housing on one of the city’s last remaining areas of open space. Orange City Council will likely take up the issue in July.
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