Republicans Planning a Protest of Obama’s Newport Beach Visit Thursday
The Daily Pilot is reporting in its Sunday editions that local Republican groups are planning to protest President Obama’s visit to Newport Beach this Thursday. […]
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Rep. John Campbell Voted Against STOCK Act in Congress
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Orange County Congressman Rep. John Campbell (R-Irvine) was one of two Congressional representatives who voted against the STOCK […]
The Economy Turns the Corner
It’s an election year and the Republicans who were counting on riding a lousy economy into the Oval Office may have skidded off the road. […]
IPSF Meets 2011 Fundraising Goal
It’s remarkable when, even in a down economy, that a community that values education can make up where our tax dollars fall short. And thanks […]
Forbes Most Overpriced City: Santa Ana Makes the List
A month and a half ago city officials in Santa Ana were crowing from the 8th floor of City hall about their fabulous ranking by Forbes as one of the most safest cities in the nation. On Friday, Forbes released another ranking which names Santa Ana. I’ve been digging through emails trying to find a press release from the city and I just can’t seem to find one.
Anaheim Conflict of Interest: This Time It’s Councilwoman Murray
Earlier this year Councilwoman Kris Murray voted on a contractor’s report from the Willdan Group, her employer, FPPC regulations make it illegal for an elected official to vote on matters which have a financial impact on their personal interests. The law is crystal clear on the matter, you cannot vote on anything that involves your employer.
Bank Transfer Day Hits the Big Banks Where It Hurts
Is the Occupy movement a success or failure? One measure was the Bank Transfer Day where Americans of all income levels moved their money out […]
Don’t Let Facts Get in the Way of Changing Your Mind
“I glanced through the stuff you gave me. While I did not fact check it…or even finish it, I do not believe that it contains all of the governmental fees, taxes on corporations, import, export, excise, permitting…etc, etc, etc…that all gets passed along to us. You may be right about state and federal income tax rates, but the statistics that I have seen indicate that 50% of the GDP goes to government ultimately in one form or another.
Comic Books Go Political in Long Beach this Weekend
The Long Beach Comic Con, which started two years ago, has grown into a great event and since it’s a smaller show compared to the […]