Voice of OC reports this morning that Orange County Counsel Nicholas Chrisos referred to District Attorney Tony Rackauckas the results of a confidential report from the county’s internal auditor about the allegations against former Public Works Executive Manager Carlos Bustamante.
Tuesday was a bad day for the Costa Mesa City Council’s “Gang of Four.” In terms that Pop Warner booster and Councilman Stephen Mensinger might better understand, they fumbled on fourth down at the five-yard line.
Flash Report publisher Jon Fleischman is the subject of a page one story in today’s LA Times. And while I wished writer James Rainey took […]
Over the weekend, my email box was filled with emails from readers complaining about a reception for the Hispanic 100 at the home of Santa […]
Costa Mesans for Responsible Government will present a panel discussion on the impact of the proposed City Charter Initiative. Somehow the 15th of March, the Ides of March, seems to be an appropriate date to mark the beginning of the fight against Righeimer’s Power Grab.
Congresswoman Loretta Sanchez and DPOC Chair Frank Barbaro have both issued statements regarding the politicization of healthcare by the County’s Board of Supervisors. Barbaro and […]
The candidates for AD-69 will participate in their first debate on March 29; the event is sponosred by Los Amigos of Santa Ana and will […]
In an OC Watchdog story over at the OC Register Mayor Pro Tem Jim Righeimer blamed Costa Mesa firefighters for the overtime costs posted in the city’s compensation report. Such madness requires thoughtful response.
The County of Orange County Mission Statement, approved by the Board of Supervisors reads: “Making Orange County a safe, healthy, and fulfilling place to live, work, and play… On February 28th the Board, led by Chairman John Moorlach, failed miserably in reaching towards their stated goal.
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