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Rehab Homes in Unincorporated OC to Face New Rules

Orange County Board of Supervisors
By Nick Gerda | September 25, 2019

Operators will have to apply for permits from the county, be at least 650 feet from other drug and alcohol recovery facilities and have no more than six residents.

OC Expands Drug and Alcohol Rehab Registration

Orange County Board of Supervisors
By Nick Gerda | October 31, 2018

In a break with their usual practice, the three supervisors who approved the ordinance did it without a cost estimate or funding identified to pay for the county staff time and outreach.

Small Portion of OC Rehab Homes Must Register Under New Ordinance

Orange County Board of Superivsors
By Nick Gerda | October 17, 2018

Officials noted the move is unnecessary because state law already requires it.

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  • Iglesias: New Slogan for Santa Ana Police Union Boss, “To Protect and Serve – Himself”

    Trying to head off a budget disaster in Santa Ana, City Councilmember Cecilia Iglesias voted against a pay increase for police. She was outvoted. But that didn’t stop the head of the police union from trying to remove her from office.

  • Underwood: Some New Year Thoughts on the Homeless

    Orange County based reporter and documentary producer John Underwood writes that even for a reporter familiar with the homeless communities of Orange County assumptions about the unhoused, who they are and what we think we know about them can often fall terribly short of the truth, as this reporter discovered one day while serving up meals to a group of homeless who served him up a lesson on the fine points of giving thanks.

  • Aly: Orange County Can Afford to Responsibly Treat Inmates’ Opioid Addiction

    Orange County resident and public interest attorney Mohammed Aly writes about the local campaign to implement best medical practices for treating opioid addiction in the Orange County Jail. Orange County loses hundreds of lives each year to the opioid crisis. Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) is the most effective medical response, using a combination and drugs and therapy to treat opioid addiction and deter relapse. By local policy, however, only pregnant inmates can access MAT upon booking in jail. Barring adequate opioid treatment for inmates exacerbates the health crisis and violates federal law. Funding MAT access would save taxpayers hundreds of thousands of dollars each year in hospitalization and law enforcement costs. For these reasons, advocates are calling for the Board of Supervisors to implement MAT access in the Orange County Jail.

  • Serrano: Truth & Facts, Cecilia Iglesias is Unfit for Office

    Gerry Serrano, President of the Santa Ana Police Officers Association writes that who holds dirty politicians accountable? Cecilia Iglesias’s unethical and illicit behavior has been repeated and continuous. She is not above the law and should be removed from office.

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  • Santana: Top DA Spitzer Aide Gets $75K Settlement To Drop Corruption Allegations

    Former Public Affairs Director Melanie Eustice was paid out a $75,000 settlement last fall after dropping her public contracting corruption claim against District Attorney Todd Spitzer and agreeing to silence. Eustice was one of Spitzer’s longest-serving aides.

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