Month: November 2014

California’s unions will stand together to celebrate our nation’s heroes during several Veterans Day events Nov. 8-11. Union members and veterans will team up to complete service projects and commemorate the legacy of veterans and active servicemen and women.

The City of Irvine will hold its official Veteran’s Day ceremony Tuesday — one at Bill Barber Park beginning at 11AM.  Another was held Sunday […]

Armed with buckets of simple green and scores of rags, union members volunteered Saturday, Nov. 8, to be the USS Iowa crew for a day, scrubbing down bunks and cleaning walls in the 72-year-old battleship.

  OC Weekly’s Gustavo Arellano and Gabriel San Roman have weighed in on the murder of nine year old Ximena Meza of Anaheim in the […]

Election day was tough on Democrats.  What made it especially tough was the lack of turnout.  If Democrats go to the polls, even in this […]

Lou Correa, the termed-out State Senator, and former First District County Supervisor, will be running in the special election to be held in February or March to complete the remaining two years of Supervisor Janet Nguyen’s term as First District Supervisor after she moves on the the State Senate. Nguyen, who replaced Correa in 2007 after he was elected to the Senate, crushed RSCCD President Jose Solorio by 20 percentage points in Tuesday’s general election to replace Correa as the 34th District Senator.

The Orange County Registrar of Voters will be reporting election night results HERE starting at about 8 pm tonight. The earliest results will include only the vote-by-mail and early voting ballots cast before election day. Below is the schedule for reports from the OC Registrar of Voters

The Register, as is their right, edited a letter to the editor penned by Irvine’s Sukhee Kang.  We have no such restrictions and the letter […]

On election day some voters find themselves wondering where to vote and who to vote for. This last minute frustration can lead some of these voters to skip voting rather than search for the answers. We hope that the information below will be helpful in guiding these voters to the polls today.