Noose hung outside the Office of the Orange County Labor Federation
ORANGE, CA – Law enforcement officials today removed a noose hung outside the offices of the Orange County Labor Federation (OCLF). Tefere Gebre, OCLF’s executive […]
ORANGE, CA – Law enforcement officials today removed a noose hung outside the offices of the Orange County Labor Federation (OCLF). Tefere Gebre, OCLF’s executive […]
Assemblyman Jose Solorio is working in the California Legislature to fill the $48 million funding hole created by the Orange County GOP delegations unwillingness to address the funding needs of California in a reasonable manner. His colleagues are of the opinion that any revenue enhancements are unacceptable to address the current short falls.
The City of Santa Ana sent out a public statement this morning on behalf of Santa ana Mayor Pro Tem Claudia Alvarez. She is sticking to her “Heat of the Moment” defense.
The Santa Ana City Council meeting agenda for next week is out and on page 13, you’ll find an interesting item on the agenda relating […]
Earlier this week, acting Santa Ana City Manager Paul Walters asked the OC Human Relations Commission to intervene in the case of anti-Semitic comments made […]
In a story this morning Voice of OC reported Adam Elmahrek reports that the City of Santa Ana is facing a massive budget shortfall of “close to $30 million,” 14% of the city’s $213 million general fund budget.
On Thursday, September 1, Congresswoman Loretta Sanchez (CA-47), founder and co-chair of the Small Business Information Technology Caucus, will lead the dialogue at TechAmerica’s inaugural High-Tech Political Advisory Roundtable. Sanchez and Orange County’s technology leaders will discuss the creation and promotion of business-friendly policies and federal initiatives to drive innovation and job growth.
In a late Friday afternoon press release the city issued the following statement regarding Santa Ana Mayor Pro Tem Claudia Alvarez’s comments made about the Chase family. They could not state her name.
Last weekend Orange County Supervisor John Moorlach claimed in a OC Register editorial (here) that the County is again on the verge of bankruptcy. Not this time according to County Auditor-Controller David Sundstrom.
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