Calls for Arming Teachers and Principals Growing Stronger
In the wake of the Connecticut school shooting, gun advocates are turning up the heat to suggest if the school’s teachers or principal were armed, […]
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A Must Read Post on Mental Illness
This guest post was shared with me on Facebook. In the wake of the killings of children in Connecticut, it’s insight into how a […]
Drawing a line on guns not likely, but the conversation must happen
Dan Chmielewski asked on Friday “When are we going to have a meaningful conversation about Gun Control?” Now that smoke of gunfire has cleared the answer to Dan’s question seems clear. There will never be a good time to talk about gun control.
When are we going to have a meaningful conversation about Gun Control?
One gunman opened fire on an elementary school in suburban Connecticut this morning, killing 27 people — most of them elementary school children. SWAT teams […]
Loretta Sanchez’s Holiday Card Arrives
Every year Congresswoman Loretta Sanchez has people sitting on the edge of their seats waiting to see “what theme she’ll use this year?” For 2012 the wait is over, the card has arrived.
Tinajero is Santa Ana’s New Mayor Pro Tem
Santa Ana Council member Sal Tinajero is the city’s new Mayor Pro Tem by a unanimous vote of the City Council at last night’s meeting. […]
Beaten at State and Federal Elections, OC Republicans Rejoice in Irvine
As I snapped photos in the Lobby of Irvine City Hall tonight, someone who recognized me said to me, “Must be hard to be here […]
Judge says Anaheim’s $158 million tax giveaway invalid
The Orange County Register reports this morning that the vote that resulted in the $158 million tax giveaway by the Anaheim City Council violated California’s open meeting law the Brown Act. According to the judge, that agenda description did not adequately describe the action that was being taken, the approval of the significant giveaway of future bed tax revenues to the developer.
Shea Threatens City Employee in Advance of her New Term on Irvine City Council
Christina Shea is about to be sworn in for her third go-round on the Irvine City Council, a new four-year term to go along with […]