county officials
Coverage of county officials in the Nexus archive.
- LAUSD budget crisis remains severe, fiscal experts say, as district works to calm fears
LAUSD faces a looming budget crisis and potential job cuts. As the situation unfolds, county officials are moving to pursue oversight measures. These efforts come as the district works to manage concerns ahead of the new school year.
- LAUSD budget crisis remains severe, fiscal experts say, as district works to calm fears
LAUSD is facing a severe budget crisis and potential job cuts, prompting efforts by the district to calm fears. Meanwhile, county officials are pursuing oversight of the school district ahead of the new school year.
- Good Times at Davey Wayne's temporarily closes over vermin infestation
A popular Hollywood bar named Davey Wayne's has been temporarily shut down after health inspectors discovered a vermin infestation, according to county officials.
- California school district on brink of collapse as plan to save it is slapped down — impacting thousands of kids
A California school district faces potential collapse after county officials rejected its $158 million financial recovery plan. The district is considering an appeal, which could impact thousands of students.
- Swanky California market linked to dangerous bacterial outbreak across the state
County officials are investigating a market in Ramona after 13 salmonella cases were linked to mayonnaise sold at the San Diego area store.
- LAUSD running out of cash as deadline looms to fix financial mess, parents told nothing is wrong
The Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) faces a financial crisis, with county officials warning it could run out of cash within two years. Parents have been assured schools will operate normally, but LAUSD has 45 days to overhaul its budget.
- As more people use scooters, off-highway vehicles on public roads, Douglas County seeks new rules for riders
Douglas County is considering new rules for scooter and off-highway vehicle riders as injuries rise. County officials, law enforcement, and emergency doctors report existing regulations have not kept pace with vehicles capable of reaching 75 mph.
- Inside LA County election vote counting facility with rows of empty desks despite $336 million budget
The California Post visited Los Angeles County's 144,000-square-foot ballot processing facility, where dozens of empty workstations were observed despite a $336 million budget. The scene highlighted pressure to process hundreds of thousands of remaining ballots ahead of the election count.