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A new complaint to the Attorney General claims Do has been living in the 3rd District, despite serving as 1st District supervisor and stating in paperwork that he lives at a smaller home in the 1st District.
Voice of OC put questions about election security directly to the man in charge of making sure the election is secure and accurate.
Jeff LeTourneau’s resignation came after he shared a Facebook post praising the late Communist leader as someone who “liberated an entire poor, colonized nation from 2 of the most powerful military forces in the world.”
It’s the latest incident where public statements revolving around the Vietnam War and ideas about communism have sent this area of OC into a political frenzy.
Santa Ana and San Clemente, cities in two different regions of Orange County, will debate the same component of affordable housing policies at different stages this week.
Officials have revised plans to now include four drop-off boxes in the south end for residents to access.
Public agencies for years have justified these salary spending increases by arguing that high quality personnel demand competitive pay.
As voters gear up for the November election, many residents are wondering how the voting process will play out.
Santa Ana officials could make it easier for developers to build for-profit apartments in the city, while lowering affordable housing requirements.
Airport expansion foes fear that what started as a home to small planes has over the years turned into a more ambitious enterprise with increased international clientele.