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Voice of OC- Venezia’s View: Beazley the Change Agent
- Vets Museum Project Moves Forward at OC Fairgrounds
- Garden Grove Leaders Close to Finding New Fire Chief
- Convicted Killer Was Santa Ana Mayor’s Campaign Consultant
- Anaheim Council Weighs in On Palm Lane Charter School Fight
- Garden Grove Council Impatient With Stalled Galleria Project
- Anaheim Council Majority Denies Mayor’s Request to Restore Pay for Aide
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- OC Political. Warning – Jubal sightings
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- A Bubbling Cauldron: Costa Mesa blog
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- OC Politics by Pedroza and friends
- Dear California Media – Karen England and Celeste Greig Do Not Speak for CRA (or Conservatives)
- Kim to introduce a bill prohibiting new toll road facilities without voter support
- 37th Senate District voter registration deadline is Monday, March 2nd
- Are the union-paid hit pieces on Moorlach backfiring on Wagner?
- Senator Gaines & Assemblyman Gatto announce their Privacy & Consumer Protection Act
- Bill introduced to designate John Wayne Airport as a Port of Entry
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- John Earl’s Surf City Voice!
- Tardy Water Director Feels ‘Unsafe’ at Public Meeting
- Vincent Sarmiento: ‘All of Us Want to Be Transparent’ Says Orange County Water Director
- OCWD: Who is Responsible for Water District’s Casual Disregard for Law?
- Agenda Alert: Recipients of Lush Shooting Gallery Contributions Push Water District Lease
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- Navel Gazing (OC Weekly)
- Weekender Updater: OC Human Slave Master Learns His Fate; Plus, Much More Stuff
- Larry Agran Gives Middle Finger To Deposition Subpoena On Great Park Shenanigans
- Robbery Suspect Dead in Officer-Involved Shooting Involving Two Santa Ana Cops: Update
- Jury Deadlocks on Whether Gang Members Knowingly Shot at Anaheim Cops
- Grandpa's Gotta Gun! 62-year-old Accused of Armed Robbery of Diamond Rings at Brea Mall
- Motel Families Win Some Relief From Costa Mesa's Eviction Ordinance
John Welter Archive
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![Retiring Anaheim Police Chief John Welter warned public officials back in May he was “very concerned” high tensions between cops and residents in Leatrice-Wakefield could spark “more civil unrest.” By DUANE ROBERTS Editor […]](http://www.orangejuiceblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/anaheim-copcar-radness-cropped-115x115.jpg "On Pins and Needles: Departing Welter predicted more “Civil Unrest” in Anaheim.")
On Pins and Needles: Departing Welter predicted more “Civil Unrest” in Anaheim.
Posted on October 15, 2013 | 50 CommentsRetiring Anaheim Police Chief John Welter warned public officials back in May he was “very concerned” high tensions between cops and residents in Leatrice-Wakefield could spark “more civil unrest.” By DUANE ROBERTS Editor […] -
![. This morning’s Orange County Register features a fine investigative piece by new reporter Keegan Kyle reporting that the Anaheim Police Department may not only have one of the more […]](http://www.orangejuiceblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/lid-blowing-off-pot-115x115.jpg "The Register blows the lid off more dirty secrets of the Anaheim Police!")
The Register blows the lid off more dirty secrets of the Anaheim Police!
Posted on April 7, 2013 | 40 Comments. This morning’s Orange County Register features a fine investigative piece by new reporter Keegan Kyle reporting that the Anaheim Police Department may not only have one of the more […] -
![IN BED WITH THE COPS: Financial records from the City of Anaheim show that since July 2006, OC Human Relations has received $67,955 from the Anaheim Police Department. Of that amount, $22,251, or 33% of the entire total, […]](http://www.orangejuiceblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/rusty-kennedy-mural-115x115.jpg "OC Human Relations Received $5,000 Payment From Anaheim Police Chief For Pacifying Angry Anna Drive Residents")
OC Human Relations Received $5,000 Payment From Anaheim Police Chief For Pacifying Angry Anna Drive Residents
Posted on March 18, 2013 | 3 CommentsIN BED WITH THE COPS: Financial records from the City of Anaheim show that since July 2006, OC Human Relations has received $67,955 from the Anaheim Police Department. Of that amount, $22,251, or 33% of the entire total, […] -
![. 1. What Could (Theoretically) Make the GardenWalk Giveaway Worth it? Affirmatively answering Cynthia Ward’s question of whether or not multi-millionaire developer Bill O’Connell still has his “mystery investor,” the […]](http://www.orangejuiceblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/fire-115x115.jpg "Anaheim: The Mishegas and the Desmadre. Your January 2013 edition.")
Anaheim: The Mishegas and the Desmadre. Your January 2013 edition.
Posted on January 19, 2013 | 9 Comments. 1. What Could (Theoretically) Make the GardenWalk Giveaway Worth it? Affirmatively answering Cynthia Ward’s question of whether or not multi-millionaire developer Bill O’Connell still has his “mystery investor,” the […] -
![. Some of the better speeches from Anaheim’s August 21 council meeting. Sorry it took me so long to get these, but they’re still relevant and worthwhile. Thanks to the […]](http://www.orangejuiceblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/6-Anaheim-speakers-115x115.jpg "Great Anaheim videos: Duane, Diamond, Moreno, Amin, and clown activist E. T. Snell!")
Great Anaheim videos: Duane, Diamond, Moreno, Amin, and clown activist E. T. Snell!
Posted on September 1, 2012 | 12 Comments. Some of the better speeches from Anaheim’s August 21 council meeting. Sorry it took me so long to get these, but they’re still relevant and worthwhile. Thanks to the […] -
![. It was bizarre, surreal, all those types of adjectives. As the Wednesday August 8 mega-Council meeting at Anaheim High School’s Cook Auditorium got closer, all the local merchants began […]](http://www.orangejuiceblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/sidhu-eastman-murray-xd-out-e1344587121560.jpg "Anaheim Council Majority shoots down everything that is good except puppies.")
Anaheim Council Majority shoots down everything that is good except puppies.
Posted on August 10, 2012 | 23 Comments. It was bizarre, surreal, all those types of adjectives. As the Wednesday August 8 mega-Council meeting at Anaheim High School’s Cook Auditorium got closer, all the local merchants began […]
