The Board of Supervisors received the 149-page plan, but money
for the project is still short and goals are vague, say
advocates.
She’s in on a 3-0 vote that included two abstentions. Meanwhile,
the state rates the $1.4-billion health program as “superior.”
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From Feb. 15 to Feb. 29, very low-income families, seniors and
disabled people may sign up for “Section 8” vouchers.
As rents rise and incomes stagnate, people are increasingly
sharing apartments with strangers, putting children at risk and
creating unhealthful, crowded homes.
OC Coastkeeper and the Surfrider Foundation will continue to
publicize new protected marine zones and oppose a desalination
plant.
After being evicted from its old location on Fifth Street in
Santa Ana, the nonprofit Latino youth organization has found new
quarters in the city.
Two health experts and one education specialist are needed to
fill spots on the nine-member board.
The so-called “toilet-to-tap” technology saves both water and
money, study asserts.
After hearing testimony by the mother of disabled child, the
county CEO asks for testing at a county building in Orange that
workers say is making them sick.
CEO Richard Chambers is pushing for Deloitte & Touche to do
the review. Supervisor Janet Nguyen says Chambers is overstepping
his bounds.
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