The addition of a portion of Fountain Valley to the final recommended map from the Redistricting Committee is an overreach of epic proportions. It opens up the maps to significant and justified legal challenge.
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Redistricting tops the Morning News Headlines
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Redistricting tops the Morrning News Headlines: County Redistricting Committee Ignores Plans from Latinos and Sanchez regains most of district.
Morning News Bits 6-27-2011
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Today we have a bit of a busy morning in the news department on both the local and national scene. Locally: Santa Ana Mayor Is Director of Bank Under Federal Watch and Supervisors Balk at Funding for Obesity Programs.
Drawing the political lines for the Board of Supervisors
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The County has established a Redistricting Committee to consider public input on proposed changes to the boundaries of Supervisorial Districts and to make recommendations to the Board of Supervisors.
OC Supervisors take Action on Public Administrator/Public Guardian issues
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Today, the Orange County Board of Supervisors took aim at the management problems in the Public Administrator/Public Guardian office. approved the hiring of yet another manager for the office. The new manager will have the ability to implement personnel and policy changes in the department.
OC Supervisors to Appeal Pension Decision to CA Supreme Court
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SANTA ANA — Even though in January the Orange County Board of Supervisors experienced Another Nail in the Coffin for Moorlach’s Pension Lawsuit Folly, they have decided to continue their failed lawsuit to overturn negotiated retroactive pension benefits of Orange County Deputy…
Lobbyist Registration Ordinance Approved By Board of Supervisors
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On Tuesday, the Orange County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved the first reading of an ordinance to require the registration of individuals who engage in lobbying activities before the County of Orange. Specifically “lobbying activities” means any oral, written, or electronic communication to a County Supervisor, made directly or indirectly, for the purpose of persuading or influencing official actions or decisions of the Orange County Board of Supervisors.
