Elimination of OC’s multi-billion dollar managed health care
agency is on the table.
District attorney and sheriff say county supervisors are
potentially preventing them from fulfilling their constitutional
duties.
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The deal that saved taxpayers $815 million and was touted by
both local Republicans and labor leaders could unravel if the court
agrees with retirees.
Both colleagues and health plan leaders question why the
supervisor should have a permanent seat on the board.
Budget staff recommends budget tweaks that largely spare county
workers. But adjustment sets up a rough budget process for
July.
The state senator says revolving-door lobbying by former OCTA
public member Peter Buffa likely will prompt legislative
action.
New rules allow for reimbursement at IRS rate with less
documentation.
Adoption workers say toxic “Red Room” in county’s Eckhoff Street
facility in Orange caused autoimmune disorders and birth defects.
County official has called the claims “unfounded accusations.”
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.
Officer Manuel Ramos was charged with second-degree murder and
involuntary manslaughter. Cpl. Jay Cicinelli was charged with
involuntary manslaughter and felony use of excessive force.
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