County Supervisors
Coverage of County Supervisors in the Nexus archive.
- County Supervisors Go Dark for Two Weeks Beginning Tuesday
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors has cancelled its sessions scheduled for August 18 and August 25, leaving a two-week gap in the county's legislative calendar. Consequently, anyone planning to address the Board on Tuesday should stay home as there will be no meeting.
- County Supervisors Approve $20,000 Reward for Information Leading to Jewish Center Mural Vandals
County supervisors approved a $20,000 reward for information leading to the vandals who defaced a mural at the site of the Pasadena Jewish Temple & Center with swastikas and antisemitic graffiti. The mural, symbolizing hope through an orange poppy, was vandalized on July 24.
- More than 100 homes and retail space coming to former hospital property in James City County
More than 100 homes and retail space are planned for a former hospital property in James City County. County supervisors are divided over housing needs and environmental concerns related to the development.
- Who really runs California –– and how unions seized power
The article discusses the common belief that voters in California elect officials such as governors, legislators, county supervisors, city council members, and school boards, who then make decisions shaping the state. It questions whether unions have seized power, though the provided content focuses on the standard election process.