Supervisor Do has been publicly criticized for not disclosing his daughter’s involvement with the organization, but at the time, the lack of disclosure was not a violation of county policy or state law. New state laws were recently passed that tighten up reporting requirements.

Orange County Supervisor Andrew Do agrees to step down from his post and plead guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit bribery, federal authorities say.

A look back at LAist reporting that uncovered more than $13 million in public funds directed to a little-known nonprofit by Andrew Do, who did not disclose that his daughter Rhiannon Do held leadership roles with the group — which was not required by state law at the time.