The county’s neediest will receive fewer services and pay more
for those they do get if governor’s budget proposal becomes
reality.
Like others before him, Shawn Nelson is angry over money spent
on the Sheriff Department’s work for a charity that sends kids to
Disneyland.
Impressive networks already exist to feed those in need. But
collecting and distributing healthful, locally grown food is a
major challenge.
Nary a word was spoken about the nutritional value of food at
John Wayne Airport as supervisors approve lucrative concession
contract.
Mauk again defends the elimination of a 5 percent cut for county
executives and supervisors.
State will ponder the role and costs of government well into a
June special election.
Developer says “hundreds of millions” in tax increment revenue
will flow to the park and the Irvine Unified School District. But
district officials still worry that it won’t be enough for needed
new schools.
Supervisor John Moorlach agrees with CEO that they should get
cuts back. Supervisors Shawn Nelson and Pat Bates say the cuts
should stay in place.
Supervisor John Moorlach says yes, and cites an argument in the
county’s retroactive pension lawsuit. Other experts say no.
Supervisors set to decide who gets the John Wayne Airport food
services contract. Talk so far has centered more on money than the
quality of the food.
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