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It has been an absolutely tumultuous and exciting summer, to say the least. As kids go back to school, I reflected upon the Summer as I had […]

If you have been hiding under a rock, on vacation, or otherwise indisposed you may not have heard about Santa Ana Mayor Pro Tem Claudia Alvarez’s anti-Semitic rant while chairing a council discussion of the PBID that funds Downtown Inc, in the heart of downtown Santa Ana.

As part of Costa Mesa’s quest to become the most transparent city in California, Costa Mesa Councilwoman Wendy Leece has proposed a new ordinance designed to eliminate secrecy in city business and increase the public’s confidence in decisions made by city officials.

If you are enjoying a day off today, thank organized labor unions. In 1894 President Grover Cleveland declared Labor Day a national holiday following a bloody riot that ensued when striking Pullman workers were accosted by the U.S. Marshalls and the U.S. Military. Several workers were killed during the riot.

On Saturday, hundreds of union members and their families gathered at the Santa Ana Zoo to celebrate Labor Day.

Matthew Desmond of AddictingInfo wrote a post attempting to distinguish between these three subjects because of some liberals supporting Ron Paul. However, his post was riddled with bias preventing readers from actually discerning the difference. Let’s start with his first point.