EXPENSIVE LOOKS: Orange County government officials won’t...
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EXPENSIVE LOOKS: Orange County government officials won’t know the full effects of the governor’s proposed budget for months, but they’re already grousing about a new bill come due: unlike past years, it will cost them $125 just to buy copies of the thick document. . . . “I’d say it’s an indication of the times that we have to pay for the budget to even look at it,” said County Administrative Officer Ernie Schneider. “The state’s desperate.”
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