SANTA ANA --
Orange county supervisors now say it could be late June before they find someone to replace Michael Carona.The supervisors interviewed nine candidates Tuesday and may bring some of them back for more questioning after additional background checks. The questioning ended around 9 p.m. Tuesday, then the board voted not to make an immediate decision.
There is no indication whether the board is leaning toward any one person.
Carona resigned after federal corruption charges.