The Tammy Kim Settlement and the Rest of the Story
Former Irvine Council Member Tammy Kim’s Facebook page now identifies her as “retired” after she settled a lawsuit filed by District 5 resident and former […]
James Mai
Irvine’s new District Electeds forget their neighbors when it comes to Commission appointments
On Tuesday, the first seven-member Irvine City Council convenes its first meeting, with a break for a ceremonial swearing in and reception. It’s the first […]
Irvine City Committee Delays James Mai Appointment
This is a post I’ve been hounded on to write, but there aren’t any winners here at all and one real victim. So, lets review. […]
These People Vote
And that’s scary. The glaring lack of facts is appalling. To this observer, these people represent exactly what it is they themselves fear but somehow […]
Sanchez: “We Can ‘Nguyen’ This”
The Vietnamese Democratic PAC held a luncheon today featuring Congresswoman Loretta Sanchez and Assembly candidate Phu Nguyen. Sanchez told the group how pleased she was […]
Primary Challenges for Orange County Democrats
In the Fourth District Supervisor contest to fill the unexpired term of recently elected Assemblyman Chris Norby, we have a full field of six candidates, three Republicans, and three Democrats in this technically non-partisan contest. On the Democratic side we have Anaheim City Councilwoman Lorri Galloway, La Habra City Councilwoman Rose Espinoza, and Buena Park Mayor Art Brown. On the Republican side there is Fullerton City Councilman Shawn Nelson, Anaheim City Councilman Harry Sidhu, and Businessman Richard Faher.
Vietnamese Businessman Phu Nguyen Announces Assembly Bid
“I am running because I still believe in the California Dream. My parents came to California as refugees from Vietnam with two dollars in their pocket and the dream of making a new life in this great country. They struggled and sacrificed, working long hours to build a business, but they thrived because they found opportunity. That opportunity included a great education system, infrastructure investment, support for working families, and a business community focused on common goals. Their success was linked to the success of California as it grew to the eighth largest economy in the world.â€