Month: October 2014

Late Friday night, a new independent expenditure committee, the Coalition to Restore California’s Middle Class, dumped $1.5 million into key legislative races across the state. But there’s little support for the restoring the middle class among the supporters of this new coalition.

Hot off the press. GOVERNOR BROWN AND ASSEMBLYWOMAN QUIRK-SILVA ADDRESS VETERANS IN ORANGE COUNTY IRVINE – Assemblywoman Sharon Quirk-Silva (AD-65), Chair of the California State […]

Washington, DC –Today, the United States Supreme Court denied review of all petitions for writ of certiorari in all cases regarding the question of marriage […]

Surprise, surprise, the government is not going to remove the nuclear waste after all. The big promises made years ago to seal the deal for allowing San Onofre to be built was the guarantee that the highly-radioactive nuclear waste would be removed when the plant closed. Now they have reneged on their promise. Instead of removing the waste, the new plan is to store the toxic waste right here indefinitely.

In Anaheim, there’s a battle of Jose Moreno’s for city council with Dr. Jose F. Moreno needed a courtesy title and middle initial to differentiate […]

So if you’re going to tonight’s big game where the Angels even the series with the Kansas City Royals, a new take on the “Pass […]

Anaheim mayor Tom Tait penned a letter to the OC Register today that proclaims his love for Anaheim’s hometown team and blames his political opponents […]

The Orange County Register’s editorial pages remain in complete denial of the county’s purple hue.  In 2012, they endorsed exactly one Democrat — Orange Mayor […]

Dragging out investigations so that they conclude just after an election does not serve the public interest. We believe that if the Santa Ana City Council feels they cannot release the full report, at a minimum, the City Attorneys conclusions should be publicly released.