A Guest Post on Irvine Council Seat Vacancy and an Unresolved Issue
Editor’s note: I received this guest editorial via email. The writer wants it out there for people to read but is afraid of retribution from […]
Month: April 2019
Costa Mesa sues Opiate Makers
The City of Costa Mesa has filed a lawsuit against the manufacturers and distributors of pain medication, who are the root cause behind the […]
Irvine announces that Applications for City Council Seat Appointments are Available
It’s like city staff doesn’t even want to consider the idea of a special election. Here’s the press release: Applications for Vacant Irvine City Council […]
Let’s Not Get Complacent on Keeping Our Congressional Delegation Blue
I’m in Washington, D.C. for a business conference this week and when traveling back East, I try to give myself a day to reset […]
House Passes Extension for Violence Against Women Act with Rep. Porter Amendment
WASHINGTON – Congresswoman Katie Porter (CA-45) today joined her House colleagues to pass an extension for the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), which supports […]
Taking the early train to Riverside?
In July 2018, Irvine hired a new city manager to replace Sean Joyce – an Irvine resident who held the job since 2005 (Allison Hart […]
Irvine may heads towards a special election for vacant City Council seat
Christina Shea is likely to begin her second go-around as Mayor of Irvine after today’s city council meeting and it’s entirely possible the Two […]
Late April Fool’s post
From the Facebook page of our pals at the Orange Juice blog, this and a definition from Urban Dictionary that fits. Hi Vern!