Two supervisors back the performance auditor in his battle with
the county CEO over raises for managers and executives.
Homeless advocates say a county report that shows a significant
drop in the number of people living on the streets in Orange County
does not reflect reality.
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Lucille Lyon’s appointment comes after the controversial reign
of Public Guardian/Administrator John Williams.
Its congressional delegation will increase from six to seven as
of the latest lines drawn by the California Citizens Redistricting
Commission.
The appointment of a new public guardian, a red-light camera ban
and attempts by two more cities to save their redevelopment
agencies.
Both Latinos and Vietnamese say the redistricting committee asks
for their testimony but does nothing.
New, nearly final legislative and congressional maps are
available online to the public. Meanwhile, county supervisors’
aides meet on local district lines.
Supervisors want Performance Auditor Steve Danley to examine a
list of services from project construction management to child
protective services.
Supervisor Janet Nguyen speaks out against breaking up the
Vietnamese community.
Supporters of day health care programs want to ensure that
patients won’t be institutionalized.
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