The Huntington Beach City Council votes 6-1 to demand the resignation of Orange County Supervisor Andrew Do. Mayor Pro Tem Burns was the “no” vote. Meeting adjourned.

Huntington Beach Demands OC Supervisor Resign After FBI Raid voiceofoc.org/2024/09/huntin…

Huntington Beach City Council demands resignation of Supervisor Andrew Do latimes.com/socal/daily-pi…

NEW: A federal judge has ordered federal officials to add thousands more homes for unhoused veterans in the L.A. area, citing what he describes as failures by the government to follow through on promises to end veteran homelessness. laist.com/news/housing-h…

CalMatters sues LA homeless authority to obtain secret shelter records calmatters.org/housing/homele…

The OC Board of Supervisors stripped First District Supervisor Andrew Do from all board and committee assignments. Do was not at Tuesday’s board meeting, and also missed the last Board of Supervisors meeting on Aug. 27. ocregister.com/2024/09/10/sup…

Three state bills, inspired by LAist’s investigation into millions of taxpayer dollars in Orange County that are unaccounted for, have passed unanimously in the Legislature and are now awaiting Gov. Gavin Newsom’s decision on whether to sign them into law laist.com/news/politics/…

I spent the past few weeks trying to get details about the $1 million war memorial embroiled in the corruption investigation of OC Sup. Andrew Do. Did it really cost that much? Why isn't it finished? Where are the receipts? Here's what I found out: laist.com/news/politics/…

Viet America Society clears out offices after accounts frozen, president says trib.al/L7zDCOw

A report recommending lower annual rent hike limits in 650,000 L.A. apartments has been kept under wraps by the city's housing department for months. LAist obtained a copy. Get the details in my new story: laist.com/news/housing-h…

I was sitting next to David more than a month ago when he was on the phone trying to shake loose this report. He kept at it! Also of note for folks requesting records:

Will Santa Ana Officials Lift Restrictions on Photojournalists at Public Meetings? bit.ly/3Twh0jc

Supervisor Andrew Do sold his Westminster house, raising more questions about whether he lives in the First District. The home was sold a week after his North Tustin home, which is outside of his district, was raided by federal agents. ocregister.com/2024/09/17/sup…

My latest for CalMatters takes at backroom deals and secrecy in the California Legislature. I'd be very grateful if you read it, shared it and let me know what you think in the comments. calmatters.org/politics/2024/…