KOCE on Chivas to Santa Ana
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/user/SOSSantaAna#p/u/0/KMptECIFSaM[/youtube] Reporter David Nazar has this report on a possible move to Santa Ana; the net-net here — nobody knows anything or will say anything […]
Month: July 2011
Yes, You Are Paying Lower Taxes
Folks are always surprised to learn that I have a coordial relationship with Chris Thompson, who blogs for the Friends for Fullerton’s Future web site […]
New York Town Clerk Resigns Rather Than Perform Gay Marriage Ceremonies
A town clerk in Broome County in Upstate New York has resigned her position on religious grounds rather than perform gay marriages as part of […]
Costa Mesa Still Cooking The Books
I took a few moments this morning to review the staff report for tonight’s Costa Mesa City Council Study Session regarding their 5 year financial forecast. In order to inflate the costs of employee pension contributions, the staff has forecast that the employees would no longer contribute to their pension costs after the current contracts expire.
Amante vs TUSD: The Fireworks you might have missed on July 4
KOCE’s David Nazar did a fantastic story on the legal battle between the City of Tustin and TUSD; the story first aired on July 4 […]
Progress at the Great Park
Adam Elmahrek from Voice of OC reports this morning on the progress unveiled at the Great Park this weekend on the six-year anniversary of the 1,347-acre park. Thousands turned out to mark the unveiling of the 19.5-acre North Lawn and the Palm Court Arts Complex.
Will Redistricting Place Sukhee Kang in a Battle Against Ed Royce?
After a soft launch announcement to the Korean-American community last Friday, Irvine Mayor Sukhee Kang announced he was running for Congress in what looks like […]
Pauly: “Not Upset” about calling Democrats Terrorists; Halfhearted Recall Effort Underway
Hat tip to Marty Wisckoll and the Total Buzz Blog for this story about Villa Park’s so-far-to-the-right-she’s-next-to-Atilla-the-Hun council member Deborah Pauly for her attendance at […]
Fuzzy Math
Remember when George W. Bush trotted out the term “Fuzzy Math” during one of his presidential debates? A grasp of math appears to still be […]