Tony Rackauckas and his former protege will hold dueling news
conferences, and the controversy will be the subject of a special
show on KOCE.
David Nazar poses tough questions to John Williams who is under
investigation by the county.
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David Nazar interviews players in the controversy surrounding
Public Administrator/Public Guardian John Williams’ role in the
Ruth Hull-Richter case.
Reporter David Nazar visits the controversy in Huntington Beach
over a proposed desalination plant.
KOCE reporter David Nazar examines a $13 million Homeland
Security grant that is coming Orange County’s way.
KOCE reporter David Nazar’s “accidental” toppling of a work in progress of famed ice sculptor Roland Hernandez at the OC Fair has gone viral.
David Nazar interviews son of late Shah of Iran who spoke last week to the Orange County World Affairs Council.
KOCE’s David Nazar reports on UC Irvine’s discipline of the Muslim Student Union.
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