Greater LA
Katrina Foley wins race to replace Michelle Steel on OC Board of Supervisors
The race for one seat on the Board of Supervisors in Orange County has been decided. Costa Mesa Mayor Katrina Foley will fill the seat left vacant by Republican Michelle Steel, who went to Washington D.C. as a new member of Congress.
By Steve Chiotakis • • 6m ListenThe race for one seat on the Board of Supervisors in Orange County has been decided. Costa Mesa Mayor Katrina Foley will fill the seat left vacant by Republican Michelle Steel, who went to Washington D.C. as a new member of Congress. Now there will be two Democrats, out of five, on a Board of Supervisors in a county that was once the bastion of conservatism in Southern California.
These candidates are vying to replace Michelle Steel on the OC Board of Supervisors
The full episode
3 of 3
Why Hawaiian Gardens residents have a tough time getting vaccinated- 0:00Hawaiian Gardens: Why LA County’s smallest city is one of the least vaccinated against COVID-19
- 8:44Why the Johnson and Johnson vaccine shouldn’t be viewed as second class
- 18:32Katrina Foley wins race to replace Michelle Steel on OC Board of SupervisorsYou’re reading this
The full episode
3 of 3Why Hawaiian Gardens residents have a tough time getting vaccinated- 0:00Hawaiian Gardens: Why LA County’s smallest city is one of the least vaccinated against COVID-19
- 8:44Why the Johnson and Johnson vaccine shouldn’t be viewed as second class
- 18:32Katrina Foley wins race to replace Michelle Steel on OC Board of SupervisorsYou’re reading this