Disney’s New Motion Comics on Holocaust Featured at Wizard World’s Anaheim ComicCon
I’m a firm believe in the power of comics to attract young readers and, at times, effectively communicate complex concepts to impressionable youths. At this […]
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Santa Ana: Management Partners, Inc. to assist in city management
TheLiberalOC has learned that the consulting firm Management Partners, which currently has a contract with Santa Ana to work on budget issues, will be expanding its role to assisting retirning City Manager Dave Ream with day to day operations.
Huston, we have a problem in Tustin
As we reported last night (thank you tipsters!), William Huston, the retired city manager for Tustin, was named interim city manager on a 3-1-1 vote […]
LA Times: California Should Take a Hard Line on Cockfighting
This morning’s Los Angeles Times’ editorial pages has called for California to take tougher steps to stiffen penalties for illegal and the dangerous practice of cockfighting. The […]
Congratulations Nadia Davis-Lockyer, You Reached Higher Office before Claudia Alvarez!
Now that this election is over, I would like to take this moment to congratulate a former OC elected who just got elected to the Alameda County Board of Supervisors. Formers SAUSD Board member, Nadia Davis-Lockyer has won her election to the board by a wide margin.
Repeal of Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell debate mirrors Desegregation of Armed Forces
In reviewing the debate over the repreal of the ban on gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender Americans serving openly in the armed forces in the context of the debate more than 60 years ago I found some striking similarities. The Harry S Truman Library website has a chronology of the debate from 60 years ago here. This history lesson makeds it clear, that change does not come easily for our armed forces.
World AIDS Day: December 1, 2010
World AIDS Day serves as an important reminder that HIV/AIDS has not gone away. More than one million Americans currently live with HIV/AIDS in the United States, and more than 56,000 become infected each year. For too long, this epidemic has loomed over our Nation and our world, taking a devastating toll on some of the most vulnerable among us. On World AIDS Day, we mourn those we have lost and look to the promise of a brighter future and a world without HIV/AIDS.
Does Orange County Need 34 Cities?
From PublicCEO.com – Originally Reported on OC Register’s OC Watchdog blog It’s a question that deserves an answer: how many local governments are too many […]
Will the Long Beach ComicCon Have a Political Tone to it?
Long time readers know ComicCons in the area usually mark the high Holy days at my house and among my favorite things to buy at […]