50th Anniversary of Nixon’s Resignation
August 8, 1974, President Richard M. Nixon resigned the office of President rather than face certain impeachment and conviction in Congress. His letter of resignation […]
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Jordan Brandman’s Revenge Story Hits
“If You Seek Revenge, You Should Dig Two Graves; one for Yourself” Insiders have been bracing for the LA Times “Jordan Brandman’s revenge story”for […]
48 Years Ago…….
Orange County’s Richard Nixon became the first president to resign, speaking to the nation about his decision on August 8, 1974 and flying to El […]
CALIFORNIA NAACP DEMANDS TODD SPITZER’S IMMEDIATE RESIGNATION
The President of California NAACP called Spitzer’s statements “disgusting and atrociously racist beliefs” rooted in “Jim Crow views” SANTA ANA – In the wake of racist […]
The Scariest Bloggers in the OC-2010 edition
 It’s Halloween, so for our annual Trick or Treat, we present our picks for the scariest bloggers in the OC blogsphere with tongue firmly […]
The Mailers Pulido Hoped You’d Forget
At long last, the anti-immigrant mailers and letters of Miguel Pulido are revealed. A reading from the Letter of Miguel Pulido to Barbara Coe.
City Hall Insiders Funding Smear Campaign on Amezcua
These developers want to continue to have a carte blanche with money that should be used for our streets, parks and public safety, not to enrich a bunch of South Orange County developers and trash barons. They know if Amezcua is elected, he will turn this city back over to the residents and they cannot have that. Spread the word and know these hit pieces are untrue and nothing more than a move of desperation by developers who want to screw the residents of Santa Ana.
More on that whole Pulido pays for his AQMD car expenses B.S.
In addition to the $21,990.87 in compensation and reimbursements that I previously reported Pulido had received from AQMD in 2009, Mayor Pulido’s CalCard charges paid by the AQMD for calendar year 2009 were $1,782.32. His CalCard is only used for fuel purchases..
Senator Lou Correa to Host Town Hall on Local Government Transparency
Senate Local Government Committee members, at the request of Senator Lou Correa (Orange County), will convene a special hearing to pursue issues regarding transparency & accountability in local government and the challenges presented by the revelation in the City of Bell and elsewhere.