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While there’s a great deal we complain about when it comes to the Register’s editorial/opinion pages, make no mistake that it comes from a position […]
While there’s a great deal we complain about when it comes to the Register’s editorial/opinion pages, make no mistake that it comes from a position […]
Adam Elmahrek over at the Voice of OC has a detailed follow-up to the story I mentioned last week regarding plans to expand the role of the city consulting firm Management Partners. Why am I getting the urge to say “I told you so?”
As mentioned in the previous post, we’ve got our best guy, Homer, working on this project. Therefore, it shouldn’t be a surprise that we still do not have our old database restored and it looks like that’s going to take a little bit longer than expected. Other than that, our political news and information will continue forward
Over the weekend of March 26-27 are working on a few upgrades to our site. Unfortunately that process has caused our content prior to the upgrade to be temporarily unavailable.
My question is, why can’t this guy get a job in the private sector? The nuclear industry clearly needs people who can defend the use […]
Is embattled Costa Mesa Mayor “Skosh” Monahan really interested in setting up a “non-partisan organization to represent the best interest of taxpayers?” or does he want […]
It’s been nearly two weeks since a 9.0 earthquake and devastating tsunami killed thousands of Japanese and the resulting damage to nuclear reactors in Northern […]
Close to 500 protestors showed up at the Villa Park City Council meeting on Tuesday to demand that Councilwoman Deborah Pauley apologize for her comments outside a Yorba Linda fundraiser for an Islamic charity. At a special meeting on March 15th, the Villa Park City Council distanced itself from Pauley’s remarks, stopping short of censuring her for what has been called hate speech.
Mayor Pro Tem Jim Righeimer lied on national television Monday about the so called “need” to layoff 213 Costa Mesa city workers. Righeimer was interviewed on Fox News and was asked whether the decision to layoff employees was forced or a choice. He answered by claiming that the layoffs were necessary because the city pension liabilities awarded by previous contract agreements were unsustainable.
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