Orange County Supervisor Andrew Do will no longer serve on any countywide boards aside from the board of supervisors, which his colleagues cannot force him off of.
Tag: County Government
Orange County Leaders Look to Censure Supervisor After FBI Raid
The push also comes with a discussion on removing Supervisor Andrew Do’s spots on critical committees and boards, like the Orange County Transportation Authority board.
Orange County Drops Contract with Flagship Mental Health Nonprofit After Failed Audit
Officials in Anaheim and Newport Beach were already raising questions about just how effective Be Well OC was – with the coastal town deciding not to re-enter a contract with the mental health services provider last month.
Santana: Following The Money Inside The County of Orange
The scandal around the Viet America Society keeps raising key questions about how well executives track public money.
Huntington Beach Demands OC Supervisor Resign After FBI Raid
The largest city in the district Orange County Supervisor Andrew Do represents joined the chorus of calls for his resignation after federal agents raided his house – and after county lawyers accused his daughter of embezzling COVID bailout money.
Calls Mount For OC’s District Attorney To Figure Out Where $13 Million in COVID Funds Went
While two county supervisors are calling on DA Todd Spitzer to intervene, it remains unclear whether he will.
Orange County Sues County Supervisor’s Daughter and Nonprofit Over Missing COVID Money
The lawsuit from the county alleges a nonprofit – along with four people – took at least $10 million from taxpayers and enriched themselves through buying houses across Orange County.
These Pets at OC Animal Care Are Looking for a Home
As of Aug. 6, there are 204 dogs and 216 cats currently housed at OC Animal Care in Tustin waiting to be adopted.
County Supervisor’s Wife Declines To Seek Top Judge Seat Amidst Family Controversy
Superior Court Judge Cheri Pham’s decision to bow out of the race before it starts comes as her husband and daughter face questions over questionable contracts.
Could OC’s District Attorney Office Be Facing A Jury Trial Like Never Before?
A lawsuit from an investigator who served under the past two District Attorneys is drawing questions about both their conduct.









