Orange County’s five supervisors run a $10.5 billion county government, from public health and jails to the unincorporated areas no city covers. We cover their votes, their budget and the decisions that reach every city.
Latino Health Access promotores preach the importance
of preventative health in their communities.
Supervisors want more tangible evidence of progress from
Sheriff’s Department watchdog.
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County redistricting process ends with local party leader
confident that all five seats will stay in Republican hands.
Deputy CEOs must provide documents to justify lavish raises.
More than two dozen relatives of mentally ill people challenge
supervisors to make better use of state mental health funds.
Two supervisors back the performance auditor in his battle with
the county CEO over raises for managers and executives.
Lucille Lyon’s appointment comes after the controversial reign
of Public Guardian/Administrator John Williams.
The appointment of a new public guardian, a red-light camera ban
and attempts by two more cities to save their redevelopment
agencies.
Both Latinos and Vietnamese say the redistricting committee asks
for their testimony but does nothing.
The new policy director for Latino Health Access talks about
what she brings to the organization and what she wants to help it
achieve.
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