Month: December 2014

As we close the books on 2014 and look ahead to 2015, TheLiberalOC would like to thank our readers for another terrific year. Happy New […]

Tomorrow is the last day of 2014 and the Irvine Public Schools Foundation is less than 10 percent away of a critical fundraising goal of […]

Some reasons for hope in 2015. Is Pope Francis leading a new moral majority – is truth, justice, compassion making a comeback? David Atkins gives us some hope in his Washington Monthly column:

The Santa Ana City Council takes great pains to paint itself as running a city government that’s open and transparent.  And the city, at it’s […]

About 117 years ago, an 8 year old girl named Virginia wrote a letter to the New York Sun asking if her school classmates were […]

I just completed a one-year stint as a City of Irvine Planning Commissioner, having been appointed by former Councilmember Larry Agran who lost his re-election to the City Council to the detriment of all the residents and working population of Irvine. I’ve known Larry for years, and he has been a major force, along with continuing Councilmember Beth Krom, for the public interest of all of Irvine’s residents.

Nick Anas, the executive director of the DPOC, will step down from this post at the beginning of the new year to accept a position […]

The Sony Hack has been a marvelous peak into the corporate life of Sony Pictures.  But what if hackers go to your company and released […]

Former Republican House speaker and failed GOP presidential candidate Newt Gingrich has weighed in on Sony Pictures decision to pull the comedy “The Interview” from […]