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County Budget Hearing Kicks Off With Some Requests Not Recommended for Funding

County Government
By Nick Gerda | June 9, 2015

Most of the discussion is expected to center on how to divvy up the more than $60 million in extra discretionary funding for the next fiscal year, which starts July 1.

Harbor Debate: How Much Public Money Should Businesses Get?

County Government
By Nick Gerda | May 29, 2015

Supervisors debate whether the county should be spending money to promote businesses in and around Dana Point Harbor as the area undergoes a facelift.

Five Things to Know About the County Budget

County Government
By Nick Gerda | May 28, 2015

Here is a rundown of what Orange County residents need to know as supervisors gear up to pass a $5.8 billion spending plan next month.

Should Supervisors Have Greater Say in Work of Human Relations Council?

County Government
By Nick Gerda | May 18, 2015

Supervisor Andrew Do said he wanted supervisors to get more involved before OC Human Relations’ contract is renewed next year. That didn’t sit well with Supervisor Todd Spitzer.

County Supervisors Exempt Themselves From Budget Cuts

County Government
By NORBERTO SANTANA JR. | June 12, 2013

Virtually every other county department faces a 5-percent decrease.

Amid Uncertainty, Orange County Unveils Its Budget

County Government
By NORBERTO SANTANA JR. | May 13, 2013

While the 2013-2014 budget is largely status quo, a judge’s decision involving $73 million in property taxes means that could change.

Despite Bipartisan Effort, County Might Be Headed for ‘Bankruptcy Light’

County Government
By NORBERTO SANTANA JR. | September 12, 2011

Orange County officials worked into the weekend in an attempt to get back $48 million in tax revenue taken by Gov. Jerry Brown, but ended up falling short. What now?

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    Anita Coleman and Wendy Williams are the creators of Irvine for Everyone (I4E), a growing movement and group of Irvine residents and voters who support the creation of a full spectrum of housing in Irvine. The personal story of Wendy Williams, a 30 year resident of Irvine makes clear why it is important for Irvine to be a welcoming city and provide emergency shelters.

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