OC Home Inventory at 7-Month Low: Is This a Sign of Recovery?
In case you didn’t know, I always love me some Jon Lansner. He is one of my favorite Register bloggers, and he always does a […]
Santa Ana
Canada Discovers Mexico
…or at least SantAna. I was sick on Election Day and was reduced to enjoying the local goings-on vicariously through the blogs, where I saw […]
AP Releases Partial Carona Transcript
And here’s the PDF: HT to Scott Moxley at OC Weekly and the LA Times. Before you clikc on the transcript, please note that there […]
What Do YOU Think About How Your Neighbors Voted?
Check this out! On The Register’s web site, we can now look at how each OC precinct voted in the Democratic and Republican Primaries. So […]
Tell the LA County Registrar to count all “DTS” votes
Sign the petition to Dean Logan and fix the “Double Bubble Trouble” In what the media is now calling “Double Bubble Trouble,” 94,000 “Decline-to-State” votes […]
Fighting Cuts to Education That Will Cost Irvine $18.5 million
During my term as a legislative action rep for the Sierra Vista Middle School in Irvine, I had the opportunity to work with Wendy Bokota, […]
We Saved Trestles… FINALLY, No Mo’ Toll Road!
“This is an incredible moment,” said 35-year San Clemente resident Steve Netherby. “This is a moment we’ve been waiting for a decade. You can’t imagine […]
241 Toll Road Vote: The “Nays” Have it 8-2
See this story in the LA Times with details. I’ve read blog posts in support of this project claiming that the needs of people should […]
How I Was a Part of Making History
(Cross-posted at MyDD and Daily Kos) Wow… Just wow. After all these months of waiting, Super Duper Tuesday finally came upon us. And like all […]