LA Times and Capitol Weekly Team up on New State Political Blog
The LA Times and Capitol Weekly have launched a new blog aimed at covering California politics. Which means they’ll go after Republicans and Democrats alike, […]
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Campbell’s lies about the House Health Care Reform bill
The OCRegister published Congressman John Campbell’s OP-ED full of lies about the House Health Care Reform bill today. I wonder if they will print a fact […]
OC’s Scariest Bloggers
It’s time for All Hallow’s Eve and another rendition of OC’s Scariest Bloggers; this is an informal list we talk about at Drinking Liberally and […]
OC Register Website gets a Facelift
The oft-criticized web page of the OC Register (criticism for design) is getting a facelift but the content will likely stay pretty much the same. […]
As expected: Register Parent Files Bankruptcy
Freedom Communications Inc., parent company of the Orange County Register, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection today. The action was taken in Federal Court in […]
Paul Krugman: Reagan’s Zombie Economic Policies
Sunday’s New York Times features this terrific column by Nobel-prize winning economist and Princeton professor Paul Krugman who speculates on why Reaganism’s economic promise is […]
Santa Ana City Council to Vote on Station District
In reaction to the OC Register’s investigative reporting on the redevelopment debacle east of Downtown Santa Ana, the City Council has come back with a […]
Krugman: Big Government May Have Averted Great Depression II
Nobel prize winning economist, Princeton University professor and NY Times columnist Paul Krugman has a column in the New York Times that says while things […]
QuachGate: Van Tran Disrupted Police Investigation
A few minutes ago the OC Register put up a story describing some of how Assemblyman Van Tran, despite repeated and specific warnings, disrupted the […]