Residents at the Driftwood senior mobile home park are pushing for better living conditions and calling on elected officials and park management for help.
Tag: Andrew Do
Andrew Do served on the Orange County Board of Supervisors and is now imprisoned for corruption. This archive follows the whole arc: the nonprofit contracts, the federal case, the guilty plea, his resignation and the forensic audits still finding questionable spending.
Posted inCulture
Year of the Tiger in Full Swing After OC Tet Festivities Roar Back to In-Person Life
Tet and Lunar New Year are celebrated by residents throughout Orange County over the weekend.
Posted inCulture
Despite COVID Surge, Year of the Tiger Will Be Welcomed with Excitement in OC
Lunar New Year, with lion dances, firecrackers and cultural cuisine, will be celebrated in a variety of ways across Orange County.
Posted inHealth & Wellness
Local Politicos Fuel Takeover of Orange County’s Health Plan For the Poor
A longtime political aide to county supervisors’ Chairman Andrew Do with less than a year of work experience in healthcare administration has just moved into a $282,000 job as a top advisor to the health plan’s CEO.
Posted inGovernment
OC Supervisors Make Controversial Hospital Executive Appointment to Public Health Plan Board
A narrow majority of OC supervisors ignored concerns from a regional hospital association when they made a CalOptima board appointment last week.
Posted inPolitics & Elections
‘Everything Has Disgusted Me’: Residents Upset Ahead of Today’s Decision on County Election Map
Residents across the political spectrum are expressing frustration at OC supervisors for ignoring their input on maps that will shape democratic representation for the next decade.
Posted inPolitics & Elections
OC Supervisors Shorten Residents’ Review Time of Newly Proposed Election Maps
This week, supervisors made a series of changes to maps that will reduce the public’s review of the final proposals from 10 days to three days before adoption.
Posted inGovernment
OC Supervisors Get Close to Picking New Election Maps Without Much Public Debate
Residents and community groups are questioning why county supervisors haven’t debated the redistricting maps, which will change OC’s political landscape for the next decade.
Posted inGovernment
After Months of Restrictions, OC Got a Taste of Full 3-Minute Public Comments. Will It Last?
OC remains the largest county in California to not offer call-in comments during the coronavirus pandemic. Residents can only comment live if they go into an indoor meeting room.
Posted inGovernment
The Leader of OC’s Health Plan for Hundreds of Thousands is On His Way Out
The move comes amid reports that OC Supervisor Andrew Do is looking at moving Dr. Clayton Chau over to the CalOptima CEO job from his current position leading the county Health Care Agency.
