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Armories part of $7 million in federal funds the board will
consider allocating to local housing programs.
Councilman Jeff Lalloway wants the city to emulate a law the
Orange County Board of Supervisors passed last month for county
parks.
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OC Superior Court officials say free health benefits for judges
are an important recruiting tool.
In a strange quirk, the county still pays for the health
benefits of Superior Court judges even though the state pays their
salaries.
Board is considering changes that would exempt nonprofits from
the ordinance that requires lobbyists to register with the
county.
Supervisors will take one more stab at honing a law that, as
written, exempts most nonprofit organizations, which the state
lobbying ordinance does not do.
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.
The new law will make it a misdemeanor for registered sex
offenders to enter county parks, beaches and harbors without
permission from authorities.
Supervisor wants a law that would make it a misdemeanor for sex
offenders to go to parks, beaches or harbors without
permission.
Public Administrator John Williams defends himself in exclusive
interview with PBS SOCal’s David Nazar.
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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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