NY Times: Taxes Lower for Americans Now Compared to 1980s
Today’s New York Times confirms what we’ve been saying all along: Americans pay less in taxes — local, state and federal — as a percentage […]
Month: November 2012
What Reagan Revolution?
With the election behind us and in the books and time being short because of the holidays, the Letters to the Editor section of the […]
Allan Bartlett to Join Irvine Finance Commission
Libertarian and conservative media darling Allan Bartlett is getting an appointment to the Irvine City Finance Commission courtesy of council member-elect Christina Shea, according to […]
California Supreme Court refuses to consider appeal in Costa Mesa outsourcing case
The California Supreme Court on Wednesday denied the City of Costa Mesa’s attempt to overturn an injunction blocking the City from laying off more than 100 City employees and outsourcing their jobs to the private sector.
Sanchez Knocks Anthem for Proposed 18% Healthcare Insurance Increase
Today’s Los Angeles Times has a page one story about Anthem Blue Cross for a proposed 18 percent rate increase for health insurance that should […]
Feds seek 8 year prison term for Kindee Durkee
n March, former political campaign treasurer Kindee Durkee plead guilty to embezzling more than $7 million from her clients. Prosecutors on Monday asked that Durkee be sentenced to 97 months in prison, about 8 years.
OC Sheriff Hutchens Diagnosed with Breast Cancer
In an afternoon press conference yesterday, Orange County Sheriff Sandra Hutchens publicly announced that she had been diagnosed with breast cancer on November 9th.
Flory Thanks Fullerton Voters
Dear Angels, WE DID IT! Last Wednesday, the Registrar of Voters certified the election results and I squeaked past Travis Kiger by 29 votes. Bill […]
Voices From Street Corners 2012 (Vol V): What a Year!! :-)
Thanksgiving 2012 is behind us. All of us in our own way have had a lot to reflect on and be thankful for. We have […]