Santa Ana Officials Consider Mandating Hazard Pay for Local Grocery, Pharmacy Workers
Economy
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On the table is a possible $4 pay bump over 120 days for hourly workers at these stores.
Santa Ana Quietly Hired High-Level Elections and Records Advisor
Santa Ana
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Larry Cabrera’s hiring, and his later contract expansion to $50,000, were not announced by the city or placed on a public City Council agenda. He reportedly was involved in a disputed decision to reject recall paperwork against two City Council members.
Long Beach Opera Announces Jennifer Rivera New Executive Director and C.E.O.
Arts Press Releases: Music
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Orange County Lagging in Race for Prop. 47 Grants
Countywide
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Across California, counties are jockeying for a share of $34.4 million in competitive state grants aimed at providing services for drug offenders released from state prisons under Proposition 47. But with the grant deadline just days away, OC appears to be behind the curve.
‘Active Transportation Plan’ a Welcome Addition to Bike-Scary Garden Grove
Garden Grove
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A new draft plan is a step toward the eventual goal of making the city’s streets more harmonious for bikes, pedestrians and cars – a high aspiration for a place where biking can be a major hazard.
Santana: Orange County Has a New Homeless Czar
Countywide
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County officials have hired a new homelessness czar to try to jumpstart the county’s stalled approach to homelessness; meanwhile Sheriff Sandra Hutchens takes a swipe at the deputies union over its annual managers’ survey.