Oil Spill off coast highlights OC Democrats longtime fight against offshore drilling
The damage to the coastal environment and marine life caused by the October 2 oil spill is beyond heartbreaking. And I hate to say “told […]
Rep. Harley Rouda
Want Smaller Local Government; Progressive Leadership in Irvine Delivers
Republicans long claim the mantle of being the party of small government, but when in power, they seldom (if ever) actually deliver on this principle. The […]
Greenhut’s Sunday Column Had to Hurt
Register columnist Steven Greenhut wrote a column Sunday that amounted to a sort of compliment to the progressive city council majority in regards to the […]
Local Budgets Approved: with somewhat different approaches
The cities of Anaheim and Irvine approved their budgets for next fiscal year on Tuesday. Each city took similar approached to address projected shortfalls in revenue […]
Irvine Mayor Sukhee Kang’s State of the City address
Well, Orange Coast Magazine says Irvine is the city OCers love to hate. The city is well-positioned to weather the economic downturn due to the […]
Griping about money in Irvine elections
Sean Emery has a pretty interesting story in Saturday’s edition of the Irvine World News/OC Post. The story reports that $1.3 million was used for […]
Insulting Your Audience
I tuned in to Cameron Jackson’s KUCI radio program this morning to catch his reaction to Tuesday’s election (doing so, I likely doubled his audience). […]
Historic Election in Irvine: Kang is First Korean American Mayor
Irvine’s Sukhee Kang has been elected Mayor making him the city’s first Korean-American mayor. He defeated Council member Christina Shea by 2,345 votes. It was […]
Why is Steven Choi Using a Pro-Airport Political Consultant?
Why is Steven Choi, a pro-Great Park advocate (or so he says), paying a PRO-Airport political consultant $3,000 for his re-election bid? Consultant Frank Caterinicchio […]