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.
New, nearly final legislative and congressional maps are
available online to the public. Meanwhile, county supervisors’
aides meet on local district lines.
Supervisors want Performance Auditor Steve Danley to examine a
list of services from project construction management to child
protective services.
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Supervisor Janet Nguyen speaks out against breaking up the
Vietnamese community.
Redistricting, pot shops and the Costa Mesa spokesman’s contract
are among the items on public agendas this week.
A rundown of what’s on the closed-session agendas of the Orange
County Supervisors and an array of city councils.
Orange County supervisors and a labor chief work together to fight a Sacramento tax grab just as questions arise about why it took them so long to address the issue.
The action drew an immediate angry response from leaders of the
League of United Latin American Citizens.
Although the statewide goal this year is to take the politics
out of redistricting, county criteria include “continuity of
representation.”
Questions are being raised about whether enough concessions have
been granted.
The county will not apply for federal funds that could have
brought $10 million into Orange County for health programs.
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