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Firm Accused of Mishandling Homeless Healthcare Gets $2 Million Expansion

Housing & Homelessness

By Nick Gerda | February 28, 2019

Telecare Corp. has repeatedly declined to comment on complaints it failed to provide health treatment it was supposed to, didn’t clean dirty rooms at a facility it was overseeing, and unnecessarily escalated a situation with a patient into a physical confrontation.

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In Newport Beach tonight, officials will talk about increasing the amount of money the city pays to airport policy consultant Tom Edwards, the city’s consultant since 2008. Council meets at 7 p.m. Background: https://t.co/flpy3NmFFA Meeting: https://t.co/1Z1qmThftv

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In Irvine tonight, officials will talk about moving forward with a $242,000 resurfacing of the bike trail at Ranch Park, which is located off of Jeffrey Road and Irvine Center Drive. Council meets at 4 p.m. Background: https://t.co/eRMKQAFqhm Meeting: https://t.co/0KgwvZQKnl

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In Stanton tonight, officials will talk about putting a new marijuana business tax on the ballot for a consolidated special election Nov. 5. Council meets at 6:30 p.m. Background: https://t.co/npel2JhN4i Meeting: https://t.co/u2LFvUjBR1

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In Buena Park tonight, officials will have a public study session focused on the way items are put on the city council’s meeting agendas. Council meets at 5 p.m. Background: https://t.co/0u5S02uGdt Meeting: https://t.co/j4SsNsU0rd

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In Laguna Beach tonight, officials will talk about approving a 10% pay increase for the assistant city manager and director of public works. Council meets at 6 p.m. Background: https://t.co/GkGzOHYu60 Meeting: https://t.co/MGrZDn3ag5

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The Mission Viejo, Garden Grove and Laguna Hills city council meetings for tonight have been canceled.

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