The county supervisors approve an executive negotiating agreement with an L.A.-based developer to build 104 units of housing at the current site of the County Probation Department on East Carrillo Street.
Supervisor Laura Capps convenes a public discussion at the board in response to community fears over voter intimidation.
The board takes baby steps toward doing just that, voting to fund a $250,000 “amortization study” to determine just how long existing operators must be allowed to continue producing oil and gas.
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Supes cut $70 million and 400 jobs, adding 512 jail beds at $212 million.
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Holland, who said he has not been in the office for the past 18 months due to health issues, was the only department head not to show up in person for last week’s three-day budget preview marathon.
Police Chief Kelly Gordon reports there have been 108 e-bike accidents recorded between May 1, 2025 and February 28, 2026, including 11 serious injuries and one fatality.
Public Health and Social Services face most of the county’s budget cuts.
The Historic Landmarks Commission gives its blessing to the revised architectural renderings for the academy’s proposed music instruction, rehearsal, and performance hub on State Street.
