State Sen. Lou Correa proposed the bill after actions by former
Orange County Transportation Authority board member Peter
Buffa.
After hearing testimony by the mother of disabled child, the
county CEO asks for testing at a county building in Orange that
workers say is making them sick.
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The vocal union opponent is talking “collaboration” as he
prepares to become the new chairman of the Board of
Supervisors.
Acknowledging that it is facing a tough year of contract
negotiations, the union turned to Kimberly Edds, a former OC
Register reporter.
CEO Richard Chambers is pushing for Deloitte & Touche to do
the review. Supervisor Janet Nguyen says Chambers is overstepping
his bounds.
Luisa Fernandez Vasquez, who suffers from a rare bone cancer,
says officials are wrong to fight testing at a Social Services
Agency building in an industrial zone.
A detailed examination of the $1.3-billion county health care
provider was recommended to the CalOptima board in a confidential
report.
Los Angeles County’s impact, not maneuvering by Democrats, kept
Vietnamese from getting their own district, says Stanley
Forbes.
A labor chief leads a delegation to study how Washington state’s
King County has streamlined government by implementing a corporate
efficiency program. Could it work in Orange County?
Mike Ruane of OC’s Children and Families Commission, discusses
the Report on the Conditions of Children in Orange County.
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