Nuclear Power Equals Clean Water?
Over the weekend, State Rep. Chuck DeVore announced that he’s proposing a plan that would recommission one of the nuclear reactors at San Onofre and tie […]
Santa Ana
Times reports on problem with bloggers on SA Commissions
It’s a rare OC-focused story in this morning’s LA Times. Jennifer Delson reports on the collision between city commissions and the blogosphere. Santa Ana council […]
Janet and Yvette speak about Diversty Issues to OC-PRSA
I’m a member of the OC Chapter of the Public Relations Society of America and got this flier. In fact, if it weren’t for an […]
The Impeachment Argument
  There has been a lot of talk about presidential impeachment in Orange County lately. Huntington Beach and Santa Ana will hear the issue […]
Daily Local News Returns to OC September 10
It’s easy to forget that besides PBS-affiliate KOCE-50, we have a commercial television station based here in Orange County. KDOC (channel 56) will start broadcasting […]
Getting Away With Fraud?
Sometimes it seems that government officials have no ethics anymore. In the case of Orange County, it is interesting how many instances of corruption or […]
My congresswoman is not a “whore”
Representative Loretta Sanchez quit the Congressional Hispanic Caucus today because of inappropriate remarks made by Representative Joe Baca. According to Sanchez, Baca told people that […]
Join the OC Register Editorial Team
Seasoned Reporters take notice because this type of opportunity rarely comes along, says the job posting that I accidentally stumbled upon this afternoon. The Reg. […]
STUMP THE VOTE! (part 1)
Voter intimidation is nothing new. It is a practice that dates back more than a century in the United States. In the South, we had […]