On Tuesday night the Santa Ana Code of Ethics and Conduct Ad-Hoc committee met at city hall to conduct the biennial review of the Santa Ana Code of Ethics and Conduct (COEC). More than two dozen people showed up to the meeting and many took the opportunity to address Council members Sal Tinajero and Vincent Sarmiento.
Sometimes when it comes to a blog post, less is more. Senator Correa’s holiday open house was standing room only and filled with well-wishers from […]
The city of Tustin has a new mayor and it’s not because of a recall. Council member John Nielson takes over the gavel from Boss […]
Bill Donohue heads up the Catholic League and you’ve probably seen him on CNN and Fox News usually arguing against Gay Marriage and complaining about […]
On a 5-0 vote at tonight’s Fullerton City Council meeting, Sharon Quirk-Silva is the new mayor of Fullerton, breaking a long standing tradition of Republican […]
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K4hH6Y3UjBU[/youtube] Neighbors in Santa Ana’s Santiago Park who support the completion of a bike trial have launched an online petition to apply pressure for Santa […]
Don’t be surprised if the Tustin City Council “honors” Mayor Jerry Amante with another term after tonight’s meeting; and the betting money is on Amante […]
Last night on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, John Oliver explained how Amazon.com has hijacked California’s direct democracy in order to overturn a tax law designed to reduce the state’s $26 billion deficit. Too freaking funny!!!
I don’t know what part of the story is more disturbing, the fact that the Orange County Board of Supervisors gave managers a 2.5% raise, or that they did it behind closed doors so that no one could see what they were doing.
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