The Ken Calvert Corruption Chronicles, Episode 1
Media Release/For Immediate Release Contact: Katie Mantz, 951-440-5546, kmantz@hedrickforcongress.com The Ken Calvert Corruption Chronicles Episode 1: Your Vote Says No, But Your Mouth Says Yes […]
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ABC Poll: 80% Oppose Supreme Court’s Citizen’s United Decision
Yesterday, ABC News Director of Polling Gary Langer wrote about their latest poll regarding the Supreme Court ruling in the Citizen’s United case. In short, […]
Orange County Ranked Among Top 10 Healthiest Counties in California
(Santa Ana) – A new national study by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation ranked Orange County among the ten healthiest counties in the state. The […]
Galloway is First Candidate to File Papers for Fourth District BoS race
Anaheim city council member Lorri Galloway officially filed papers as a candidate for the fourth district board of supervisor’s race, well ahead of the deadline. […]
Derail the Sale measure approved for Costa Mesa ballot
COSTA MESA – City leaders voted Tuesday night to place a measure on the June ballot that would ask Costa Mesa voters to help preserve […]
Rocco’s Back – Election season just got more interesting
Steve Rocco, former Orange School District Trustee and convicted ketchup theif has filed paperwork to run for Orange County Public Administrator. Having lost his campaign for Santa Ana City Council in 2008 many thought they had seen the last of this character’s name on the ballot.
New Executive Director Tapped by DPOC
We got this note from DPOC chair Frank Barbaro: I am pleased to announce that Gerrie Schipske is the new Executive Director of the Democratic […]
Olbermann: Beware fear’s racist temptation
The rationalizations of the racist are too many and too contradictory for the rest of us to keep them straight. The whole of the anger at government movement is predicated on this. Times are tough. The future is confusing. The threat from those who would dismantle our way of life is real, as if we weren‘t, to some extent, doing it for them now.
California Community Colleges need to improve transfer rates to universities
“When courses do not transfer from a community college to a four-year institution, students lose valuable time and taxpayers waste a lot of money,†said Chancellor Jack Scott. “Improving how colleges and universities prepare students for transfer is a cost effective strategy for increasing graduation rates. My advice to cash strapped states is to invest a small amount of resources into developing common transfer agreements.