IUSD appoints Ira Glasky to the School Board
While partisan divides clearly exist on “non-partisan” city council races, when it comes to school boards all that matters is that candidates and electeds share […]
Month: November 2013
An Angels Social Media Update
As the battle brews with competing Facebook pages, one set up by Angels fans and the one set up by Tom Tait fans, I have […]
The LA Times weighs in on the Great Park; Urges Caution
The Los Angeles Times editorial page offered this opinion in today’s pages, a striked contrast to the OC Register’s cheerleading for the FivePoints developers who […]
Illinois Legalizes Gay Marriage
16 States down, 34 to go as Illinois approved same sex marriage today. Nearly one-third of the states have approved same-sex marriage with today’s news. […]
Jess Carbajal Files Wrongful Termination & Retaliation Lawsuit Against Orange County
Hot off the press. Jess Carbajal Files Lawsuit For Wrongful Termination & Retaliation Against Orange County For Botched Investigation Directed By High Level Superiors […]
OC Retirement Board votes to pay off unfunded liabilities in 20 years
Bowing to political pressure, Orange County Treasurer Shari Freidenrich changed her vote at Monday’s meeting of the OC Retirement System on amortization periods for current and future unfunded liabilities.
Next Steps for the Solar Decathlon
TheLiberalOC is pleased to publish this essay from Professor Fred Smoller of Chapman University. Without Professor Smoller’s vision, Orange County’s Great Park would never had hosted […]
The Eli Home Responds to Cynthia Ward
The Eli Home is a critical tool in the fight to protect children from broken homes and abuse. The Galloway family has been closely associated […]
In Costa Mesa, it’s “Blame the Unions” No Matter What Happens
Costa Mesa council member Steve Mensinger’s lawsuit against the Costa Mesa Police Officer’s Association and its defunct law firm of Lackie, Dammeir, McGill and Ethir was […]