Rooting for Gustavo
In case you hadn’t heard, LA Times columnist Gustavo Arellano is a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize for commentary and I’m rooting for him. His […]
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Gone but Not Forgotten; 1989 Sean Mill Makes a Comeback in Riverside
It’s been a while since we’ve written about former Santa Ana Planning Commissioner Sean Mill; Last year, he won a squeaker of a district election […]
Local Press in Crisis
You’ll have to decide which situation is worse: The Los Angeles Times declining to endorse a presidential candidate this year and having three editors resign […]
Of Fake Newspapers, Nuanced Communications, and Credentialed Media
Since 2014, I have a regular series of arguments on social media regarding the Irvine Community News & Views, a/k/a “Larry Agran’s fake […]
LA Times endorses Dave Min in CA-47
The Los Angeles Times editorial board has endorsed Dave Min for Congress in CA-47. You can read the whole endorsement here. From the editorial: (Scott) […]
LA Times endorses Tran in CA-45
The Los Angeles Times editorial board has endorsed Derek Tran over Rep. Michelle Steel in CA-45. You can read the entire thing here. From the […]
Should the Huntington Beach City Council Remove the Bible from its Public Library?
If you saw Sunday’s LA Times Gustavo Arellano column on Huntington Beach Mayor Gracie Van Der Mark, note she showed him images on her tablet […]
The LA Times endorses Kim Nguyen-Penaloza for Congress in CA-45
The Los Angeles Times tghinks its high time to retire Rep. Michelle Steel and in a crowded Democratic field, they believe that Kim Nguyen-Penaloza is […]
Anaheim is far from a City of Kindness
I got a few phone calls from friends Friday asking if I had seen the Orange Juice blog. I hadn’t. So, I headed on […]