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Support in Congress and among the war-weary American public for military action against Syria is tepid at best, but President Obama will make the case that […]

Rancho Santiago CCD Trustee and State Senate candidate will hold his annual birthday party and fundraiser at Original Mike’s in Santa Ana this year.  Solorio, […]

The DPOC headquarters had been in the city of Santa Ana for almost two decades, but this last week they made the big move over to the city of Orange to what they call “a larger, brighter, newer, more visible location.”

In his weekly address, President Obama makes the case for limited and targeted military action to hold the Assad regime accountable for its violation of international norms prohibiting the use of chemical weapons.

I’ve seen my share of typos regarding the Los Angeles “Angles” of Anaheim online and on Facebook that my choice of words in the headline […]

Santa Ana city council member Michele Martinez is launching her re-election campaign for her third and final term on the City Council with an event […]

As we reported earlier this week, Democratic Assemblywoman Sharon Quirk-Silva is introducing legislation to resolve the dispute between the County of Orange and the State of California over VLFAA property tax funds. The enabling legislation will be introduced in the Senate today. The legislation allows Orange County to maintain a balanced budget and avoid further cuts to critical public services provided by the county.

Another potential giveaway of hundreds of millions of dollars in city assets and future revenue was launched last night by the Chamber of Commerce controlled City Council majority of members Murray, Eastman, Kring and Brandman.

TheLiberalOC has confirmed that Barbara Coe, the head of the California Coalition for Immigration Reform (CCIR), has passed away of cancer this past Saturday.  Notes […]