Supervisor John Moorlach says yes, and cites an argument in the
county’s retroactive pension lawsuit. Other experts say no.
Latest stories
Healthy Choices Left Out of Airport Concession Debate
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.
Orange County Government Executives Take Back 5 Percent Pay Cut
About 125 county executives have fatter paychecks. Labor cheif
calls move the “worst leadership decision” he’s seen in 38
years.
Brown Set to Unveil a ‘Reality Check’ Budget Proposal
Cuts in state funding to vast social service programs as well a
shift in focus to counties are expected.
Great Park Neighborhoods Developer to Unveil Home Building Plans
In a joint news conference scheduled for Monday, FivePoint
Communities and Irvine officials will announce plans to build
nearly 5,000 homes around the Great Park.
Former Orange County Sheriff Mike Carona Headed to Prison
Carona, convicted for witness tampering in 2008, had appealed a
5-1/2 year sentence.
Each Side of Fairgrounds Case Says Brown Delay Works for Them
Governor wants all legal proceedings on the proposed sale
delayed for another month while he decides whether it makes sense
for California. Both sides say the delay is good for them.
Latino Groups Call For Grand Jury Investigation of Santa Ana Officials
The coalition of groups outlined four examples of what they
believe is abuse of public funds and the public trust.
Alvarez Says Santa Ana Might Have Spent Millions Without Council Approval
Councilwoman singles out the Community Development Agency as
biggest possible offender.
Speak Now, But First Give Us Your Name
The Orange County Supervisors, like the OCTA before, is
violating the Brown Act when it comes to public comment.








