About 25 percent of Orange County’s voters will vote absentee in
the June primary. But the county still has to be ready for a flood
at the polls.
County supervisors expect to take a public stand over retirement system refusing to release retirees getting six figure retirement payouts to OC Register.
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Supervisor candidates are full of talk about cutting regulations and creating jobs. But once in office, local officials have far less control over such things than the candidates want you to believe.
The Orange County Human Relations Commission stepped up to defend UCI Chancellor Michael Drake’s handling of the events surrounding a controversial campus speech. Some are wondering whether the commission misstepped.
Tom Mauk did not attend Tuesday’s supervisors meeting where he was expected to publicly ask union head Nick Berardino to apologize for allegations made against Assessor Webster Guillory.
Mario Mainero was a lot of things during his tenure with Moorlach. Quiet wasn’t one of them.
Results of Voice of OC/Probolsky poll show interesting difference in the candidate preferences of men and women.
Voters are not keen on giving up their right to choose their leaders. But the county’s recent history has some arguing that the treasurer should be appointed.
Supervisor remembers meeting with Ellis and others about long-term vision for fairgrounds but not specifically about privatization plans.
When the governor put the Orange County fairgrounds up for sale it seemed the perfect chance for group of local power brokers to demonstrate the wisdom of privatization. It has turned out to be a lesson in its perils.
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The pets in this story may already have homes. These are the animals waiting at the shelter today.
Adoptions at OC Animal Care are by appointment. Give the pet ID when you contact the shelter. Listings come from OC Animal Care and update every two hours.
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