The Case for Net Neutrality
President Obama has come out strongly for Net Neutrality since the midterm elections and if you’re not sure what Net Neutrality is, it’s Internet policy […]
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Good Winners and Bad Winners
Years of coaching kid sports, for both boys and girls, is something I’ll always cherish. I love winning as much as any coach does, but […]
Daly will now drive Veteran’s Cemetery & Memorial
I had an interesting chat with a source close to the developers of the Great Park last week. I referenced the communications between Irvine Planning […]
Broadcom signs a deal to move to Great Park
This move is not exactly a surprise, but you have to wonder if Emile Haddad is starting to hone in on Don Bren’s customers. Broadcom, […]
Will Register Brass be Delivering Your Sunday Paper?
Hat tip to Jim Romensko’s excellent newspaper blog, the Orange County Register is now asking newsroom employees to help deliver Sunday papers in exchange for […]
Still want that Friendship City in Irvine? Come on Down; Choi’s Making Deals
It’s always fun to discover politicians pandering for votes from a particular segment of the voting population. We reported on an earlier candidate’s forum in […]
Did Irvine Planning Commission Play Election Politics with Two Developments?
It all begins September 4, 2014 at the regular meeting of the City of Irvine Planning Commission just before the Agran slate’s “slow growth” messaging […]
Westminster Councilman Andy Quach arrested for DUI
Hat tip to OC Weekly for breaking the story of Westminster council member Andy Quach’s DUI arrest yesterday morning by the California Highway Patrol. The […]
Labor unions host FREE community Veterans Day celebration, service activities
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.