Do City Business Irvine Council Members
April marks an unusual time when they are no City Council meetings in Irvine. But when May rolls around, Council member Kathleen Treseder is going […]
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Irvine Republican Carpetbagger to Challenge Rep. Correa for Congress
The OC Register is reporting that UCI professor David Pan, an Irvine resident and newly minted Republican, will challenge Congressman Lou Correa for CA46. Pan […]
Permanent Supportive Housing Solution to End Homelessness for OC’s Most Vulnerable Breaks Ground in Santa Ana June 15
WISEPlace, a nonprofit community of hope and housing for women in crisis founded in 1929, and Jamboree, a nonprofit affordable housing developer, are breaking ground […]
Santa Ana Mayor Pro Tem Jessie Lopez and Council member Thai Viet Phan to hold Press Conference to Oppose Sham Recall Attempt
Santa Ana Police Officers Association President Gerry Serrano and corporate interests are attempting a recall of Santa Ana Mayor Pro Tem Jessie Lopez and Council […]
Senator Rick Scott and Dr. Oz coming to Santa Ana for Dinner Next Week to Make the Case for Cutting Social Security and Medicare
Flori-duh Senator Rick Scott and Dr. Mehmet Oz, candidate for US Senate in Pennsylvania, and Adam Laxalt, a candidate for US Senate in Nevada, will […]
It’s fundraiser season with Q2 deadline coming up
Two Democratic fundraisers coming up (it’s that time of year after all). First off, Tustin Councilmember Beckie Gomez is running for Mayor and will be […]
Sarmiento to run for BoS District 2
Santa Ana Mayor Vince Sarmiento has announced he’s challenge Kim Nguyen for Democratic support for the OC Board of Supervisors in District 2. […]
Huntington Beach: Outsourcing City Attorney Services Not a Good Idea
It’s a small victory in the fight against the myth that outsourcing critical services is a panacea for municipal budget woes, but a victory none the less. On Monday, the Huntington Beach City Council decided against moving forward with a proposal to outsource the staff of the City Attorney’s office.
Showdown in Anaheim Tonight
We’re hoping that today’s special City Council meeting in Anaheim to decide whether to place two initiative proposals to amend the city charter on the November ballot doesn’t erupt into violent protests similar to those which disrupted a council meeting earlier this month. Mayor Tom Tait has set the meeting to be held at 4 p.m. in the Anaheim High School Cook Auditorium.