Andrew Do, who played a central part in the election saga of Orange County Supervisor Janet Nguyen in 2007 and then became her chief of staff, will leave the fifth floor this coming week, just months after Nguyen took over as chairwoman of the Board of Supervisors.
Nelson’s law firm focuses on ambulance chasing and criminal defense. He’s been trying to distance himself from the criminal defense work that he and his firm perform. Because of his work in criminal defense, Nelson should know you can run, but you can never hide.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-3O2rBz9gwo[/youtube] The Libertarians at the OC Register’s editorial desks are going to be telling us what Rand Paul meant instead of defending what he said […]
Just wanted to remind everyone that Rancho Santiago Community College Board Member and my good friend John Hanna is holding his fundraiser tonight from 5:00PM to 8:00 PM at Memphis at the Santora in the Artist’s Village of Santa Ana. I encourage all of you readers to attend.
Primary Elections are very important for our process of democracy to work effectively. Your vote in this election counts, so it is important that we all make that effort to get out and cast our ballots. The Democratic Party permits decline to state voters the opportunity to participate in our candidate selection process.
Amicable, lively, and hyper-intelligent, Lon Hurwitz is a man with the ability to tell you much about his history and judicial experience, as well as how he has fought against domestic violence, without leaving you with an intense feeling of boredom that is all too common with aspiring elected officials.
“Commanders should not have to worry about who they can or cannot assign to a unit, they should have the authority to place whomever they want in a unit as long as they are willing and capable of accomplishing the mission, regardless of gender. This language gives them the choice to assign freely without being worried about violating a restriction.
On April 20, 2010 the Orange County Board of Supervisors directed the CEO to review the acquisition of a building at 433 W. Civic Center Drive for use by the Clerk-Recorder for the County Archives program. Supervisor Moorlach was concerned that all relevant information was not provided to the Board before it approved the purchase.
The elections on June 8 will feature several ballot measures as well as the party primaries for U.S. Senate, the House of Representatives, and State constitutional and legislative offices. What follows is a rundown of the propositions.
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