Amidst a statewide review of fair operations, the newest member
on the Orange County Fair Board presses for a citizen transparency
task force.
The city owes nothing to the state to keep its redevelopment
agency, according to city officials.
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Measure would have kept alive a state system that serves 37,000
disabled and elderly state residents.
Alan Lowenthal, who chairs the state Senate committee on
high-speed rail, says the $43-billion project is at the point where
“it can all disintegrate.”
Supporters of day health care programs want to ensure that
patients won’t be institutionalized.
State Department of General Services announces that Gov. Jerry
Brown does not want to sell the fairgrounds to Facilities
Management West, thus ending a years-long saga.
The gutting of redevelopment agencies as part of the state
budget balancing act could cost the park hundreds of millions. But
Irvine officials say the park’s status as a former military base
should save it.
Orange County supervisors and a labor chief work together to fight a Sacramento tax grab just as questions arise about why it took them so long to address the issue.
California’s proposed bullet train system is losing its PR firm,
state funding and has a too-high “burn rate.”
Gov. Jerry Brown’s dismantling of the state’s current
redevelopment program is a blow to the Great Park. But how big a
blow it will be?
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