In recent posts, I have been drawing parallel’s between the events in Mexico in 1810 and 1910 and events in Santa Ana in 2010. There are similarites, particularly with the Mexican Revolution of 1910 here in Santa Ana today. With this bit of education from the festival, hopefully voters will see this and act accordingly this November.
The Orange County League of Conservation Voters, which focuses its efforts on electing and supporting environmentally responsible candidates for public office in Orange County, has announced their endorsements for local reces in the 2010 general election. The following is the listing of races and those endorsed candidates…
The story of the “Pay to Play” scandal on the Santa Ana City Council is getting more and more tangled as we pull at its […]
Chris is busy at work and asked that this be brought to your attention. Frankly, I’m a little confused but not for the reason one […]
I’ve had the great pleasure of getting to know that past three mayors of Irvine personally. And knowing how strong willed each of them are, […]
Councilman Tinajero approached OC Weekly investigative reporter R. Scott Moxley with his story of a conspiracy to split the Latino vote in his race. Like any great investigative reporter, Moxley took up the challenge and reported Tuesday evening on what he had found. One key thing that I noticed from Moxley’s story is that he allowed Tinajero to present his case, and the witnesses and documentation to support his case. What was missing from the piece was a clear indication of how any laws were allegedly broken. Moxley was careful to not draw any conclusions on his own and let the reader decide.
Here are the text and video of President Obama’s address to school kids this year. I’m happy IUSD sent a note to school principals encouraging […]
What I had not realized until I reviewed the video of the September 7th meeting is that not only did the Council reduce the fees, they suspended them for one year. While the revised motion was driven by Councilman Sarmiento, he stated in the beginning of his commments on the matter that he was aware that other Councilmembers had been contacted about the fees. It is clear from the video that staff had made clear, and the Council was fully aware, of what they were voting on and what leagues were impacted. Below is the video, watch it yourself and see what you think.
I was around town tending to on-going chores on the eve of 9/11 while I again ran across another family at a street corner. I […]
Copyright © 2025 | WordPress Theme by MH Themes