IPSF Gala is a Huge Success
The second annual IPSF Gala was held last Saturday night at the Kia North America headquarters. The event was sold out well in advanced […]
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What’s The Matter With Anaheim?
Contract employees operate in a virtual grey area. In this arena their compliance with regulations is obscured because there is no direct supervision… You’ve got contract employees dishing up hefty amounts of work to other outside contractors and themselves.
Sanchez Frustrated By Comments of Afghanistan President Karzai
“Afghan President Hamid Karzai has recently asserted that Afghanistan would side with Pakistan in a hypothetical war against the United States,” said Sanchez. “These comments are especially frustrating given the United States continues to invest endless amount of resources – including our young men and women – for the people of Afghanistan.”
Trips by OC Democrats You Probably Didn’t Hear About
I attended this past Saturday night’s IPSF Gala and arrived about the same time as Mayor Sukhee Kang and his wife did (and once I […]
Jerry Amante’s $10,000 Fib
Earlier this month, when Tustin Mayor Jerry Amante announced that “not a single signature” had been turned in for his recall, he incorrectly assumed not […]
Coast Community College Board Trustee Lorraine Prinsky Kicks-Off Re-election Campaign
Coast Community College Board Trustee Lorraine Prinsky kicked off her campaign for re-election on Sunday with a bang. About 75 supporters crowded into her home where husband Jerry Goldfein’s ceramic creations were given as gifts to all donors present.
More Conflicts of Interest at Anaheim Planning Department
The shady dealings, that appear to be nothing more than pay-to-play, in the two largest cities in Orange County are turning out to be a lot worse than one could have imagined.
US to Leave Iraq by Year’s End
It’s taken a while and longer than most Americans would have preferred, but the United States will be completely withdrawing all troops from Iraq by […]
Santa Ana General Fund dips to less than $1 per resident
Adam Elmahrek of The Voice of OC has looked over the wall of silence erected around City Hall to reveal a frightening image of a city in the midst of financial disaster. It is beyond puzzling how the City of Santa Ana that in June supposedly closed a $13.6-million budget gap by “borrowing money from the liability and workers’ compensation reserves,” has found itself in such a dire position.