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OC’s New Auditor-Controller Could be Former County Exec Frank Davies

County Government
By Nick Gerda | October 2, 2019

Orange County is looking to replace its top fiscal watchdog, Auditor Controller Eric Woolery, who died suddenly in August, with a former longtime employee at the agency he ran.

Battle Intensifies for Control of OC’s Health Care Plan for Low Income Residents

Andrew Do
By Nick Gerda and Tracy Wood | July 12, 2017

CalOptima provides health care for nearly 800,000 disabled, elderly and low-income Orange County residents. County supervisors are moving to expand their power on its board of directors, but state legislators are moving to block that effort.

Disney Breaking Its Own Campaign Spending Records

Anaheim
By ADAM ELMAHREK and NICK GERDA | October 30, 2014

In what some say is an all-out effort to save the Anaheim City Council majority, the megaresort has so far doubled what it spent in 2012.

OCTA Unfriendly to High-Speed Rail

Government
By | May 15, 2012

One after another, board members tell high-speed rail official that they don’t trust cost estimates for the bullet train program.

Fullerton Might Get OCTA’s Help to Fund Rail Crossings

Fullerton
By | February 7, 2012

The city lost nearly $8.5 million for the project when Gov.
Jerry Brown eliminated redevelopment.

OCTA Board Members Take New Expense Policy for a Test Run

Government
By | September 29, 2011

New rules allow for reimbursement at IRS rate with less
documentation.

Former OCTA Board Member’s New Job Exposes Conflict of Interest Loophole

Government
By TRACY WOOD | September 28, 2011

In a matter of weeks, Peter Buffa went from serving on the
Orange County Transportation Authority board to working for an
investment house that does business with the agency.

Smaller Cities Fight for Fair Shake in Redistricting

Dana Point
By TRACY WOOD | July 5, 2011

Some of the proposals being considered by the California
Citizens’ Redistricting Committee lump smaller cities in with big
cities.

Standing Room Only or Standing There Lonely

Government
By | June 23, 2011

Meetings of the statewide redistricting panel have drawn
hundreds. But meetings at the county level can’t draw two
dozen.

Orange Development Moves Ever Closer to Council Approval

Countywide
By TRACY WOOD | May 25, 2011

City Council unofficially agrees to a developer’s plan for one
of the city’s last remaining tracts of open space.

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