Congressional Candidate Sukhee Kang is announcing the opening of a Congressional campaign office in Irvine, California. The office will help volunteers organize in advance of the June 5th primary election, where Sukhee Kang will be one of three candidates running for two positions on the general election ballot.
As the county seat of government, and second largest city, Santa Ana’s Civic Center is a magnet for the homeless. For decades the city has been wrestling with the problem of homelessness with little progress. The City’s most notable accomplishment was in 1992 when Santa Ana passed its anti-camping ordinance in order to eradicate the tent city set up by the homeless in the Civic Center.
Usually candidates with the means to loan their campaigns large sums of money wait until the end of their campaign to pay themselves back. That’s […]
I’m a sucker for movies about media and journalism. Citizen Kane, The Philadephia Story, All The President’s Men, The Paper..all excellent flicks. In 1981, Paul […]
Campaign reports filed yesterday in the 69th Assembly district race for the period between January 1st through March 17th give Labor activist Julio Perez a lead […]
Congresswoman Loretta Sanchez (CA-47) today announced her recent appointment by Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi to the prestigious Board of Visitors of the United States Military Academy.
The OC Register reported yesterday that AD-69 candidate Julio Perez may not live at the Santa Ana address he says he’s been living at because […]
On March 23, 2010, President Barack Obama signed into law the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. Wednesday, Senator John Burton (Ret.), Chairman of the California Democratic Party, and Congresswoman Loretta Sanchez released statements in recognition of this significant anniversary.
In their never ending quest to expose the “evils” of unions, the Register’s Brian Calle has this post about the amount of money unions spend […]
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