The new district lines protect two supervisors who will face
re-election.
Tag: County Government
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.
County’s Office of Independent Review Gets Six-Month Notice
Supervisors want more tangible evidence of progress from
Sheriff’s Department watchdog.
A $50,000 Party for a Parking Lot?
Supervisor Shawn Nelson objects to spending half the airport’s
annual marketing budget to celebrate the opening of a new terminal
and parking structure.
Supervisors Approve GOP-Friendly Political Boundaries
County redistricting process ends with local party leader
confident that all five seats will stay in Republican hands.
Fair Sale Might Be Dead, but Scrutiny of Fair Board Continues
Amidst a statewide review of fair operations, the newest member
on the Orange County Fair Board presses for a citizen transparency
task force.
HUD Awards Grant for Local Homeless Veterans
Orange County will receive $927,747 to house 75 homeless
veterans.
Some Question Drop in Hate Crime Numbers
A report released Thursday showed a drop in hate crimes in
Orange County, but community leaders say hate crimes often go
unreported.
Hate Crimes Down in Orange County
While the overall number decreased, those committed against
African-Americans rose slightly.
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