Orange County Property Owners Get Less Hardship Clarity About Late Property Taxes
Orange County Coronavirus
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Other counties have been offering broader relief for property taxpayers. OC has taken a different approach.
OC Property Taxpayers Might – or Might Not – Get Late Fees Waived for ‘Significant’ Income Loss from COVID
Orange County Coronavirus
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On Monday, OC’s property tax collector opened the door to waiving late fees in certain income loss scenarios, which she declined to define specifically.
County Treasurer Trying to Backtrack on Key Pension Vote
Countywide
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Shari Freidenrich continues to waffle over a pension vote she cast as a member of the Orange County Employees Retirement System.
Treasurer’s Flip-Flop Creates Havoc on Retirement Board
Countywide
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Shari Freidenrich’s waffling on a vote regarding amortization changes to long-term pension debt has drawn the ire of Republicans and unions.
Corruption Probe Ongoing at County Treasurer’s Office
Government
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Questions are being raised about whether human resources officials inside the treasurer-tax collector’s office committed fraud in how they cashed out annual leave balances.
Shari Friedenrich: Orange County’s Next Treasurer
Norberto Santana, Jr.
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Huntington Beach city Treasurer Shari Friedenrich defeats Deputy
Treasurer Keith Rodenhuis.
Treasurer Headed for Runoff
Government
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Two and a half percentage points separate Keith Rodenhuis and Shari Freidenrich in the race for Orange County Treasurer/Tax Collector.
The Backstory on the Race for Treasurer
Countywide
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County Supervisor John Moorlach and Treasurer/Tax Collector Chriss Street, former friends who are now adversaries, are facing off in the primary through their protégés.
Campaign Cash Reports: Sheriff’s and Treasurer’s Races
Government
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More campaign cash reports, this time from candidates running for sheriff and treasurer/tax collector.
Huntington Beach Councilwoman Misspoke Regarding Officials’ Qualifications
Huntington Beach
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Councilwoman Jill Hardy says she did not mean to imply that the city’s current elected department heads are not qualified when she spoke this week about new requirements.