It was supposed to be “affordable” housing for CSUF faculty. Well affordable to them – not to the taxpayers who paid for it, we presume. Last winter we ran a post about the “University Heights” boondoggle, and noted that the place was a ghost town. It was already open to any government worker who wanted a house and we wondered aloud when it would be open to anybody. Read more.
Eventually, but not in 1922-23.
Look at all the poor or elderly Irvine residents queued up in their Teslas waiting for the government dole under…
The bankers, industrialists, large landowners, the military elite, and all of the major religions, marched in lockstep with Benito and…
Didn't notice till now, but our old nemesis Cunningham was railing against the bill (paid as he is by landlord…
Thanks for your comment—and I hear you. While it’s true Chad Williams currently holds office and isn’t a new candidate…
You're correct on this but it's pretty shady from Williams because he's using the ballot committee to also help his…
"...which clearly limits City Council candidates and officers to one candidate-controlled committee per office." Okay, so what's the issue? He…
Unlike the COPD, Young Kim is pro-Armenian. https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1114912310677463&id=100064761128554
"The precursors of January 6 are Mussolini’s March on Rome, and Hitler’s Beer Hall Putsch." These events had nothing to…
Dave Min and Derek Tran helped send Asians down the river er um to Libya. https://x.com/freespkr/status/1920308949661720619?s=42
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