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The Essential Voice of OC- More Than 80,000 Kaiser Permanente Workers to Strike Nationwide Beginning Oct. 14
- Chinese National Pleads Guilty to Running ‘Birth Tourism’ Scheme that Helped Aliens Give Birth in U.S. to Secure Birthright Citizenship
- 25 So Cal Defendants Face Federal Charges Alleging Fraud Schemes that Cost Health Care Programs Millions of Dollars
- O.C. Museum of Art Breaks Ground on New Home at Segerstrom Center for the Arts
- Kriz: OC Homeless Deaths on The Rise
- South Coast Repertory’s New Leader Aims to Balance Its Past and Future
- Downtown Santa Ana Businesses Say They’re Suffering as OC Streetcar Construction Closes Roads
- Fields: America Belongs to Every Citizen
- Angels Make $100 Million a Year at Stadium While Anaheim Barely Gets a Slice
- Journeys Abound in Orange County This Week
- OC Politics by Pedroza and friends
- Senate Democrats block efforts to protect independent contractors
- The CA Senate Republicans are siding with the anti-vaxers
- The OC Auditor-Controller died in Kansas, where he was living part-time
- Woman convicted of slapping a man at an O.C. political rally
- The O.C. Auditor-Controller, Eric Woolery, has passed away
- Huang unlawfully used her official city email while carpetbagging for a Congressional seat in Irvine
#metoo Archive
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Phil Bacerra (cop/gentrifier Santa Ana council candidate) sustains #metoo allegation.
Posted on October 4, 2018 | 12 CommentsDoes not sound good, for "Count Chocula." -
Fazli’s Cisneros Blast
Posted on May 4, 2018 | 31 CommentsGreg questions Melissa's interpretation of Gil's comment - it may have been much more innocent. -
Even Linda Sanchez! See the Democrats who voted to keep Tony Mendoza in the State Senate.
Posted on January 29, 2018 | 22 CommentsBreaking: See who voted to keep the state senator in the running, despite multiple sexual harassment allegations. -
Paquita La Del Barrio in the OC Women’s March: the Politics Around the Julio Perez Allegations.
Posted on January 21, 2018 | 7 CommentsRicardo Toro's observations of Sunday's march, and the partisanship around it.
