Orange County IT chief tells his staff that his last day is Dec.
23 — but county CEO pegs his formal separation on Feb. 24. What
gives?
Shawn Nelson wanted agreement from colleagues that electeds
should get off pension rolls. He got a study.
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Proposal will come from Shawn Nelson, who recently opted out of
the pension plan after taking heat for opting in.
The new Orange County supervisor is taking major heat from his conservative backers over his apparent accidental decision to opt into Orange County’s pension plan, and now he is desperately trying to get out.
Orange County supervisor’s decision to take a county pension after campaigning on pension reform is drawing criticism from all sides.
Orange County Supervisor finally answers the question Voice of OC has asked since his inauguration day. The answer will not make his conservative backers happy.
Region’s major daily newspapers delve into data released by the Orange County Employees Retirement System.
Delving deeper into Orange County CEO Tom Mauk’s suggestion that the county ask Sacramento lawmakers to allow public agencies to impose employee pension contributions.
County officials are lobbying Sacramento legislators to change state law so that local governments can simply impose pension contribution changes just like they can with wages and other benefits.
Two weeks after taking a hard line with its police union and requiring that department employees pay into their own pensions, La Habra City Council decides to soften its stance and instead allow furlough days for current department employees.
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