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Countywide : Citron Critic Named to Retirement Board

By SHELBY GRAD
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Investment banker Chriss Street has been appointed to the Orange County Retirement Board, which oversees the investments of more than 20,000 current and retired government workers.

Street raised concerns about the investment practices of former Treasurer Robert L. Citron several months before the county filed for bankruptcy on Dec. 6, 1994 after a municipal investment pool run by Citron lost $1.6 billion of its value.

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Shelby Grad

As deputy managing editor for news, Shelby Grad supervises the Los Angeles Times’ daily report on all platforms. He manages a team that includes the Fast Break Desk, the Multiplatform Editing Desk, and editors overseeing A1 and the weekend edition.

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