Is the Fix in for the “Build the Great Park Now” Effort?
Hot off the press, this email from Matt Smith, the president of the Irvine Democratic Club, urging Irvine Democrats to attend a special Planning Commission […]
Posts
OC Cities make Top 100 “Best Places to Live” List
Several Orange County cities make the list of the Top 100 places in the US to live according to Livability Magazine. Anaheim comes in at […]
A LiberalOC Exclusive: Great Park Forensic Audit WAS due Today; Won’t Be Delivered Until 2014
Remember the hue and cry of the Republicans who took over the Irvine City Council about the need for a forensic audit of The Great […]
Tait, Pulido Lend Their Names to anti-Union Ballot Measure
Anaheim Mayor Tom Tait and Santa Ana Mayor Miguel Pulido, mayors to two cities with a significant number of union workers, have both lent their […]
Thursday Fundraiser for Orange School Board Member Diane Singer
Orange Unified School Board candidate Diane Singer will hold a fundraiser birthday party this Thursday night at The Catch in Anaheim. State Senator Lou Correa and […]
Rep. Campbell wants “entitlement reform” as part of plan to end Fed shutdown
It’s a good things Congressman John Campbell is stepping down in 2014 because his rhetoric on the federal government shutdown would give any candidate fuel […]
IPSF Gala Saturday night in Irvine Honors City Manager Sean Joyce
The Irvine Public Schools Foundation will host its annual Spirit of Excellence Gala & Auction this Saturday night and Irvine City Manager Sean Joyce, a […]
Come out, come out, wherever you are!
Today, the 25th anniversary of National Coming Out Day is celebrated in a very different environment than what existed in 1987. Many states provide protections for members of the LGBT community, while others still openly permit discrimination in employment, housing, and a host of other arenas that contribute to misunderstanding, and open acts of hate.
Assembly Speaker John Perez enters race for State Controller
Today California Assembly Speaker John A. Perez announced his candidacy for State Controller in 2014. In describing his reason for seeking the office, Pérez emphasized that while California’s economy has improved significantly in recent years, considerable work remains.