Julio Perez Gets VADPAC Endorsement
Labor activist Julio Perez has secured the endorsement of the Orange County Vietnamese American Democratic Political Action Committee (VADPAC) on his bid for the AD-69 […]
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Rancho Santiago Community College District Redraws District Lines
The Rancho Santiago Community College District Board of Trustees voted 5-2 on Monday to approve new lines creating seven (7) individual districts replacing the existing three areas (3). A side-effect of this action is that three current trustees will be competing for the same seat in November.
Michele Martinez gets a $16K IE Targeting Vietnamese Voters
Two weeks ago I was trying to figure out why 69th Assembly District candidate Michele Martinez wanted to change campaign finance law in the Santa Ana regarding campaign contributions. With the release of campaign finance reports for the most recent period, the picture has cleared up.
Chickens Can Roost in Santa Ana, Homeless Not So Much
On Monday night the Santa Ana City Council approved the first reading of a proposed revision to a city ordinance regarding residents keeping up to four chickens in coops in their back yards. The prior ordinance restricted coops to at least 100 feet from a neighbors structure.
Deborah Pauly Ousted as OC GOP Vice Chair
There’s chatter on Facebook and confirmation from sources within the OC GOP that Villa Park Council member and BoS candidate Deborah Pauly has been removed […]
It’s Official: Paul Walters is named Santa Ana City Manager
Early Monday evening the Santa Ana City Council, after a two hour closed session meeting, selected Paul Walters as its new City Manager. Walters has served as Interim City Manager since the departure of long-term city manager Dave Ream in March of 2011.
AD-69 Candidates get a F in Debate
The race for the Assembly seat in AD-69 is by far one of the most interesting and competitive to watch. It’s a race that screams […]
Santa Ana Appoints New City Manager Monday
The Santa Ana City Council has a closed session item on its agendafor Monday’s meeting and it’s the appointment of a new city manager. And […]
Little Saigon’s Do Phu Nguyen Updates Vietnamese Human Rights Lobbying Efforts to White House
Do Phu Nguyen is a leader for the Democratic Party in Little Saigon. He’s been working towards pressuring the Obama administration to fight for human […]