The closure comes amid negotiations over a lawsuit settlement questioning the program’s constitutionality.
Tag: County Government
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Will OC Supervisor Katrina Foley Hang Onto Her Seat?
While Foley claimed before the election she was on track to win, she’s still lagging behind one of her competitors.
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Is an Incumbent on the OC Board of Supervisors Going to Lose Reelection?
It’s unclear if Democrats will be able to maintain their majority on the board with at least two seats still up for grabs by Republicans.
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Election Night: Who’s On Track to Be the Next Orange County Supervisor?
Tonight’s results could point to whether Democrats maintain a majority on the OC Board of Supervisors or Republicans retake it.
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Election Night Results: Who’s On Track to be Orange County’s Next Treasurer?
For the first time in over a decade, Orange County voters get to choose who they want to be treasurer.
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Last Day to Vote in Orange County
Residents are about to weigh in on a host of elections to decide their future civic leaders.
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OC Public Safety Officials Again Face Complaints Over Poor Disaster Communications
Many residents who had to evacuate over Memorial Day weekend raise concerns about limited updates, information.
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Who’s Really Running Orange County?
County supervisors walked out of their meeting on Tuesday afternoon after a heated debate over who has the power to make things happen.
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How Did Orange County’s Homeless Population Shrink?
A headcount found a drop in Orange County’s homeless population, with roughly 1,000 less people sleeping on the streets than two years ago – yet county officials can’t say exactly how that happened.
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Santana: How Will Orange County’s Purple Voters Impact the June Primary?
New polls from UC Irvine show that Orange County remains split between Republican, Democrat and nonpartisan voters heading into the June primary.
