County studies releasing more violators on own recognizance
Sacramento officials propose expanding the own recognizance program in municipal courts by adding investigators to speed OR releases for misdemeanor defendants. Spokesmen note prior Superior Court data show many eligible inmates are released, saving jail days, while officials worry about costs and the role of investigators.
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Supervisors back $1.5 billion California tax relief plan
The Los Angeles Bureau reports Supervisors support a property tax reform package aimed at $1.5 billion in relief for homeowners and renters. It would raise the homeowner exemption to 2000, tax remaining value at 10 percent, roll back tax rates about 10 percent, and offer renter credits. Revenue losses would be offset by higher sales, income and business taxes.
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County mulls second spay and neuter clinic for stray dogs
County officials on Tuesday were ordered to study opening a second spay and neuter clinic as stray dog numbers rise. Supervisor Kenneth Hahn claimed over a million dogs roam the county, with packs roaming Watts Willow Brook frightening children. Debs added his district has more dogs and cats than Carlet has pills, while Burton Chace urged studies focus on beaches where dogs run loose.
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