New York Times Weighs In on Santa Ana’s Downtown
The nation’s newspaper of record covered the issues facing Downtown Santa Ana in the October 31th edition (editor’s note; the story appeared on the NYTimes website […]
Month: October 2011
OC Scariest Politicians
Happy Halloween everyone and if you’re to the left of center, Halloween is 365/24/7 in the OC when it comes to certain politicians. Here’s […]
Julio Perez Launches Campaign Website and Begins Canvasses
Using every tool available to reach voters, the Julio Perez for Assembly campaign this weekend began the first of several neighborhood canvasses. The campaign also announced the launch of its official website at www.JulioForAssembly.com that features several tools to organize volunteers, energize supporters and collect campaign contributions.
Reaction to the Agent of Change Meeting
The OC Register and LA Times have weighed in on yesterday’s Agent of Change event in Santa Ana, the By-Invitation-Only event and the city sent […]
Comic Books Go Political in Long Beach this Weekend
The Long Beach Comic Con, which started two years ago, has grown into a great event and since it’s a smaller show compared to the […]
In The News…
This morning we would like to call your attention to some stories we’re following. Brown proposes sweeping public pension reforms; Anaheim Council Slashes City Manager’s Contract Authority…
Access Denied
TheLiberalOC, with a verbal invitation from Councilman Vince Sarmiento, went to the Claudia Alvarez Apology Tour at the Santa Ana Police Station and we were […]
Claudia’s List: Diversity By Invitation Only
On Tuesday Dan Chmielewski discovered, to his surprise, that the Santa Ana sponsored Open Forum/Town Hall meeting to discuss race relations was not going to be open to the public or the media. Attendance is a the exclusive invitation of Councilwoman Claudia Alvarez.
California Supreme Court rejects challenges to Senate, Congress maps
From SacBee Capitol Alert: The California Supreme Court today rejected legal challenges to the state’s new Senate and congressional maps. The two separate lawsuits were […]