Month: March 2014

This post is not a defense of Lucille Kring’s statements that offended so many.  There are no backsies here and while Kring has apologized and […]

Our article from Steve Maviglio about SB 994 generated a request from the proponents of the legislation to provide their side of the story. We thought it would be a good idea to let you hear from both, so we are publishing their responses.

On Thursday evening, the delegates of the Orange County Labor Federation approved the endorsement recommendations from the C.O.P.E. committee for the 2014 Primary election contests in Orange County.

When you think AAA, you think emergency road service and maps for the family vacation (although Garmin and Google Maps have pretty much put an end to that). But in reality, AAA is is an insurance company. Last week, it unveiled legislation, SB 994, billed as the “AAA Insurance Data Grab Bill” by its opponents, that would allow insurance companies to access data from automobiles.

Greg Diamond, DPOC vice chair for the North County District, candidate for district attorney, OJ blogger and CATER lawyer, sent a notice to the Anaheim City […]

RSCCD trustee and Democratic candidate for SD-34 Jose Solorio today announced that he drove an effort approved Monday by the Rancho Santiago Community College District […]

The principle of “shoot first so that no questions need be asked” puts the very core of our system of justice in jeopardy. Such an attitude places the lives of both suspects and police in mortal jeopardy. There is nothing more dangerous than someone who has nothing to lose.

The Los Angeles Times story on this Republican candidate for governor doesn’t do Glenn Champ from Tollhouse, California justice.  You have to go to his […]

“SaveAnaheim,” a blog founded by Jason Young that insists on transparency from Anaheim City Government and the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce, apparently can talk the talk […]