The board set to approve a contract with county managers that
includes expansion of a controversial bonus program. One supervisor
says it shouldn’t.
Board members seem to prefer rejecting millions in grants to
being linked to Obamacare.
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The board renews $1.5-million grant to Latino Health Access for
promotora program, but on the condition that the program’s name is
changed.
But they resist calls to withdraw questionable raises for
executives.
Meanwhile, county Supervisor John Moorlach wants to study
possible outsourcing of the entire department.
Costa Mesa City Council members are feeling the heat from two
months of intense union campaigning against their outsourcing plan.
Some Republicans are growing impatient waiting for local party
leaders to fire back.
Orange County Performance Auditor releases scathing report on a
culture of excess within the county’s human resources
department.
Report by performance auditor details abuses/shortcomings at
county’s human resources department.
A long campaign for county supervisor is in store for district
residents with two contenders coming out early. A big question is
whether either is in for the long haul.
Last Wednesday local GOP Chairman Scott Baugh held up Costa
Mesa’s plan to drastically cut its workforce as an example for
others to follow. A city employee’s suicide the following day has
made that a far more complicated proposal.
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