AD-69 Candidate Martinez May Have Leaked IE Tip to Reporter on a Train
Cell phone technology has evolved to the point where the speaker no longer needs to shout into it to be heard, which is a lesson […]
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The State of the State address — Things are Better, But There’s Still a Ways to Go
In case you didn’t get the chance to hear Govenor Brown deliver his second state of the state address, here it is. We’ll note with […]
Kelly Thomas No Longer Focal Point of Fullerton Recall
The deadline for turning in more than 10,500+ valid signatures looms before the FullertonRecall group seeking to oust three conservative members of the Fullerton City […]
Washington Post: Most Americans Still Blame Bush for Bad Economy
This post made me chuckle a bit because no matter how the stats rack up, Republicans and Conservatives still place most of the blame […]
Fascinating! Senior DA: No Probe of Anaheim Records Destruction
The Orange County district attorney’s office will not investigate ongoing reports of records destruction at Anaheim City Hall unless employees contact the DA’s office with evidence. Based upon his standards, if the corruption scandal in the City of Bell happened in Orange County it would not have been investigated.
Alvarez’s Cultural Summit Costs Rack Up for Santa Ana Taxpayers
At the by-invitaton only Cultural Diversity Summit hosted last year by the city of Santa Ana between Jewish leaders and the county’s Latino community aimed […]
SOPA Dead; Issa Won’t Bring it to a Vote
The 2012 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas last week had betetr than expected attendance in spite of no blockbuster announcement, but there was a […]
Pay for Santa Ana Executives just behind City of Bell
According to pay data collected by State Controller John Chiang, in 2010 former Santa Ana City Attorney Joseph Fletcher was the second highest paid city employee behind former Bell City Manager Robert Rizzo. Fletcher retired at the end of 2010 with a golden parachutte of $142,080 in addition to his $285,000 salary.
LA Times: Myths and Facts about California Taxes, Spending and Government
LA Times columnist George Skleton lays it all out for us with his column in Monday’s newspaper. There’s a perception of runnaway government, massive overspending […]