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| WED 9 MAY |
Listen to Supervisor Nelson - NBA Radio Interview
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| WED 2 MAY |
Most cities contract with the Orange County Sheriff’s Department year-to-year, but the county will seek at least a five-year commitment from now on, officials say. Cities want to keep their options open.
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| FRI 20 APR |
Supervisor Shawn Nelson says supporters of the problematic California high-speed rail project would face less criticism if they would “just be honest” about the financial realities confronting the $68-billion plan.
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| MON 9 APR |
ANAHEIM – For years, the idea of a high-speed rail system in California has been sold as a line that would whisk passengers from the San Francisco Bay Area to the resort area of Anaheim.
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| SAT 7 APR |
The route of the planned Bay Area-to-Southern California high speed train system will stop short of Anaheim, state rail officials said.
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| SAT 7 APR |
In a blow to Orange County's hopes for a boost to business and tourism, the California bullet train project has dropped a link to Anaheim from its current, $68-billion plan.
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| FRI 6 APR |
The Register's Editorial Board wonders why the Orange County Transportation Authority is pushing for a new, grandoise train station and bus depot in Anaheim, at an estimated cost of $180 million.
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| MON 12 MAR |
The Orange County Board of Supervisors, or at least three of the five, should be commended for voting to reject federal grant money available through Obamacare to the county’s health care agency.
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| TUE 6 MAR |
Orange County Supervisor Shawn Nelson talks to Time Warner Cable Local Edition host Leslie Leyton about pension reform and the local level.
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| TUE 6 MAR |
Orange County’s Board of Supervisors has blocked the county’s Health Care Agency from seeking more than $10 million in federal grants because some board members see the money as tainted by “ObamaCare."
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| THU 1 MAR |
Voters in June will get a chance to require that members of the Orange County Board of Supervisors take the lowest pension option offered to county employees.
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| TUE 28 FEB |
The Southern California Water Committee announced this week the appointment of Orange County Supervisor Shawn Nelson to its diverse and well-respected Board of Trustees.
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| TUE 28 FEB |
County officials have begun to look into an oil drilling company, the previous owner of a controversial Social Services Agency building in Orange that workers say is making them sick.
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| MON 27 FEB |
It’s been rumored for months that John Moorlach, chairman of the Board of Supervisors, wants to seek a third term. This week he made it official.
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| FRI 17 FEB |
The family of 3-year-old Miranda Palacios, who was fatally struck in a hit-and-run, pleaded at a news conference Friday morning for the driver to come forward.
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| FRI 17 FEB |
The family of a toddler killed in a hit-and-run in Anaheim last week on Friday urged the driver responsible for her death to surrender to police.
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| FRI 27 JAN |
Orange County Supervisor Shawn Nelson talks to Leslie Leyton, host of Time Warner Cable’s “Local Edition” about the demise of redevelopment in California:
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| WED 25 JAN |
John Moorlach, incoming chairman of the Orange County Board of Supervisors, in his State of the County address Tuesday, outlined a plan to "preserve the financial viability of the county" by reining in skyrocketing pension costs facing the county.
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| TUE 10 JAN |
As Orange County government prepares for the Super Bowl of labor negotiations with contracts for the three major employee unions up for renewal in 2012, John Moorlach, arguably the county's highest-profile union opponent, is set to take over the chairmanship of the Orange County Board of Supervisors.
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