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.
OC Board of Supervisors will debate whether ACS deserves a
$254,609 thank you given all the problems the county has had with
IT.
KOCE’s David Nazar gets the behind-the-scenes story on how the
Orange County Supervisors killed the lobby reform measure.
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Supervisor Shawn Nelson today will try to meet the supplemental
agenda deadline to revive lobbyist registration as a topic for next
week’s Board of Supervisors meeting.
County supervisors approve leases of flood control land that
will allow for more access to the river trail.
As landmark healthcare reform begins its journey from the
drawing board to reality in the U.S., Orange County Supervisor John
Moorlach could play a big role in its implementation here.
Orange County Supervisor John Moorlach continues to push his
colleagues to adopt a 100-acre county-owned parcel around Irvine’s
Great Park as a site for a new civic center.
Orange County official is grilled on why new payroll software
underpays workers by four cents.
Supervisor Shawn Nelson talks his colleagues into forming a
committee to study the idea of elected officials trading
defined-benefit pensions for 401(k)-style retirement plans.
Supervisors reject a registry proposed by Bill Campbell, thus
remaining the state’s only large county without a basic
registration requirement for lobbyists.
These are two findings of a new report that the Orange County
Board of Supervisors will discuss Tuesday.
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