District Attorney Tony Rackauckas will announce Wednesday
whether he will charge Fullerton police officers in the death of
Kelly Thomas.
Tag: County Government
Needy Vets Served at Orange County’s First ‘Stand Down’
The weekend event provided an array of medical services to the
veterans and brought attention to their plight.
Investigation Begins in Bustamante Sex Allegations
Several women have already talked to investigator about the
behavior of Bustamante, who is both a Santa Ana city councilman and
Orange County public works executive.
County Puts Santa Ana Councilman on Leave After Sex Allegation
Anonymous letter accuses Carlos Bustamante, who is an executive
manager with the county, of sex acts.
Supervisors Authorize Hiring Lawyers to Go After Lost $48 Million
Supervisors opt to explore legal option in addition to
legislative maneuvering to recover tax revenues lost when Gov.
Jerry Brown balanced the state budget.
Despite Bipartisan Effort, County Might Be Headed for ‘Bankruptcy Light’
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?
ACLU Sues Supervisors Over Public Comment Policies
The civil rights group files suit in federal court to force the
board to allow controversial statements at its public meetings.
Long Fight For Laura’s Law Has Yet to Yield Widespread Adoption
The law, which took 13 years to be passed, has been implemented
in only one county.
Supervisors Give Final Approval to New Political Boundaries
The new district lines protect two supervisors who will face
re-election.
Law Provides Opportunity to Treat Mentally Ill at Street Level
Orange County Supervisors will consider implementing Laura’s Law
in the wake of the Kelly Thomas beating in Fullerton.











