The Difference Between a Holiday and a Holy Day
Wednesday October 5 was Yom Kippur, perhaps the most solemn of the Jewish Holy Days. It’s the holiest day of the year from sundown Tuesday […]
Irvine
Supporters rally at Irvine City Hall to beat the heat, calling for action on climate
Environmentalists, councilmembers offer remarks and hold signs calling on California state leaders to match action from Washington, DC to slow down climate change and chart […]
Irvine Mayor’s Race Heats Up
Irvine Mayor Farrah Khan is running for re-election and, for a while, her only opponents were Republican Katherine Daigle and socialist spoiler Luis Huang. Now, […]
Save the Pink Kitty in Irvine
Irvine is often referred to as “the bubble” because its easily one of the nation’s most family-friendly cities hat prioritizes schools, parks and neighborhoods. Low […]
Kim tries to Kill District Elections/Council Expansion in Irvine Citing California Voting Rights Act
At the last Irvine City Council meeting, a long night with much on the agenda, the final discussion point was taking the city of Irvine […]
DPOC resolution opposes proposal to change directly elected Mayors in Irvine
The DPOC took action against a proposal to change who holds the Mayor’s office in Irvine. See below. Opposing the Proposal to Eliminate the Directly […]
Transparency and Accountability and Institutional Knowledge Failure
There’s been a few stories and social media posts of late n the dysfunction between Democrats in Irvine. Voters here finally have the Democratic Majority […]
HHS Secretary Becerra in Irvine Today
US Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra will be in Irvine this morning for meetings on mental health and behavioral health issues from the […]
Irvine Vice Mayor Tammy Kim Pulls Papers for AD-68
Irvine Vice Mayor Tammy Kim has pulled papers to run for AD-68 to challenge incumbent Steven Choi which would pit two Korean-American candidates against each […]