Jose Nuñez

Jose Nuñez

The longtime vice chancellor of facilities for the San Mateo County Community College District has been charged with 15 felonies, the first filings to drop in an ongoing corruption probe centered around former Chancellor Ron Galatolo.

District Attorney Steve Wagstaffe announced the charges against José Nuñez Tuesday, with violations including embezzlement of public money, perjury and use of the college district’s resources for political campaign purposes. 

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brewster1

These long standing financial scandals involving fraud deserve more elucidation. What was the Board of Trustees doing these past years to monitor the money flows?

Looks like the system is failed. Needs an ongoing independent audit and maybe some new blood in the system before the college district comes back to voters for more bond money.

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