The vocal union opponent is talking “collaboration” as he
prepares to become the new chairman of the Board of
Supervisors.
Health care industry representative added and Nguyen given a
two-year appointment to the $1.3-billion managed health care
program for the poor.
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In a span of two days in November, county supervisors quietly
granted managers bonuses retroactive to 2010, then publicly voted
down the 2012 managers’ contract, citing objections to such
bonuses.
An “overwhelming majority” of drivers who use the Riverside
Freeway toll lanes are satisfied, according to a survey. But those
who don’t use the controversial lanes weren’t polled.
Rick Francis will leave John Moorlach’s staff to become a deputy
to Costa Mesa CEO Tom Hatch.
Instead of eliminating positions, supervisors approve one-year
contract extension and an outsourcing study.
Supervisor John Moorlach says the county might adopt a law for
mentally ill street people that is “better” than current state
law.
State Department of Finance director calls Orange County’s decision to keep $73 million in revenue “misguided” and “very likely illegal.”
No board member speaks up in defense of the $98-billion project
that would link Anaheim and San Francisco.
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.
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