WonderCon Provides a Preview on Anaheim’s Chances at ComicCon
The Anaheim Convention Center plays host to the WonderCon pop culture convention this weekend and as many as 140,000 people are expected to attend this […]
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The Quiet Leadership of Harry Reid
It didn’t take long for me to be pulled into circles of progressive and Democratic activists in Las Vegas. And before long, I had to […]
Sean H. Mill will be LGBT Center OC’s Indigo Ball Special Guest
Santa Ana Planning Commissioner Sean H. Mill will be the keynote speaker at the LGBT Center OC’s Indigo Ball on April 18 at the Lyon […]
Anaheim Council Majority Passes Gate Tax for Public Comments
Since Anaheim council member Kris Murray’s Anaheim Taxpayer Protection Act was tabled recently, the Anaheim Council Majority was able to use a simple 3-2 majority […]
Agran Consortium to Buy OC Weekly — Eyes Register for Acquisition
TheLiberalOC has learned that former Irvine Mayor and Council member Larry Agran has put together a small group of investors and together they have acquired […]
A closer look at Senator Ted Cruz
I’ve been meaning to get to the train wreck that is Texas US Senator Ted Cruz last week with my favorite moment of Ted promising […]
SoCal Connected – Resident Killer Whales Impacted by OUR Water Use
This Wednesday, April 1st, SoCal Connected is going to air a piece on how our water use is impacting the resident killer whales that […]
Why Does Todd Spitzer Hate the First Amendment? (Updated with comment from ACLU)
The First Amendment to our Constitution is pretty clear. Government can’t make laws abridging free speech. And this extended from Congress down through local government […]
Why Wasn’t Beth Krom Deposed for the Great Park Investigation? Why not Shea or Choi?
Tuesday’s Irvine City Council meeting demonstrated once again that the Great Park investigation and audit was indeed a political witch hunt; a huge mound of […]