Here’s an Inaugural First
In a year filled with highs and lows, here’s a first and it’s a high. Today brought an historic announcement. For the first time ever, […]
Month: December 2008
Choi cleans house
As they prepare for tonight’s swearing in ceremonies, the grapevine has tipped us off that Irvine council member Steven Choi has replaced all his city […]
Thanks Beth!
Beth Krom wrapped up her final council meeting two weeks ago and tonight, she’ll turn over the mayor’s gavel to Sukhee Kang at a reception […]
Bill Ayers, in his own words
Saturday’s New York Times carried a fascinating Op-Ed by William Ayers, who wisely waited until after the election to speak out, less anything he say […]
Illinois Governor Charged with Corruption
Developing Story: (CNN) — Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich is in federal custody on corruption charges, a law enforcement official said Tuesday.  Rod Blagojevich is currently serving […]
Governor Schweitzer to Keynote 14th Truman Dinner
Just in time to kick off 2009 Presidential Inauguration festivities locally, the 14th Annual Truman Dinner is scheduled for Friday, January 16, 2009. This message […]
Tribune Co. files for bankruptcy
NEW YORK (AP) — Media conglomerate Tribune has filed for bankruptcy protection. The owner of the Los Angeles Times, Chicago Tribune, KTLA and other propreties […]
OCEA’s Innovative Solution Rejected By County CEO
On Friday Orange County Employees Association General Manager Nick Berardino held a press conference to offer an innovative “Voluntary Holiday Leave” proposal to address county […]
Withering California GOP
Interesting story in today’s San Francisco Chronicle about the growing irrelevance of the GOP in California. But first, exhibit A: PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENTÂ Completed […]