Taxpayers have spent more than $600,000 since the state attorney
general stopped acting as Fair Board’s legal counsel during the
attempt to privatize the fairgrounds.
No board member speaks up in defense of the $98-billion project
that would link Anaheim and San Francisco.
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County officials are taking a rare and aggressive tack by refusing to send property tax revenue that Gov. Brown took to balance the state budget.
Unanimous vote comes after more than two hours of public
criticism during a Sacramento hearing.
In typical fashion, the governor gave the crowd at the annual
Truman Dinner a speech that both rambled and entertained.
District attorney and sheriff say county supervisors are
potentially preventing them from fulfilling their constitutional
duties.
Budget staff recommends budget tweaks that largely spare county
workers. But adjustment sets up a rough budget process for
July.
Supervisors opt to explore legal option in addition to
legislative maneuvering to recover tax revenues lost when Gov.
Jerry Brown balanced the state budget.
Orange County officials worked into the weekend in an attempt to get back $48 million in tax revenue taken by Gov. Jerry Brown, but ended up falling short. What now?
Decision follows a raucous meeting that includes tough questions
from new board members and accusations from activists.
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