It's a tribute to the "fire fighters" and cop unions that they get evermore benefits and pay as their jobs…
So they let the Louzeau’s get away with killing this woman just because she partied with their sister? Are they…
Nice summary, glad you followed up on comments to amend your content. 4th district Justice Joanne Motoike Cannot find any…
She was one of three council members who voted to leave Cartel OCFA and contract out paramedic services to the…
Good point. My source was writing from work by memory and forgot details. But it is still a NO on…
P.P.S: if she was responsible for Placentia outsourcing the paramedic service (which Ryan may have ben referring too) then God…
I cast a protest vote for her, too. I almost never vote for Republicans these days - or Democrats, either…
Jim Ruth was a class act as Anaheim City Manager 40 years ago.
Interesting take and thanks for writing about it.
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Just around the bend: The 405 Toll Lanes we fought so hard against.
Posted on August 8, 2023 | 2 CommentsFight is over. The good guys lost. Here is our future. -
![. . . Well, all of those reading this must have survived Halloween. It was a wild time down in Huntington Beach on Main St., also in Long Beach on […]](https://www.orangejuiceblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/bosch-oc-govt-6-115x115.jpg "What if the Democrats win?")
What if the Democrats win?
Posted on October 30, 2014 | 1 Comment. . . Well, all of those reading this must have survived Halloween. It was a wild time down in Huntington Beach on Main St., also in Long Beach on […] -
![. . . WHILE we are printing pieces that The Register and its subsidiaries refuse to, here is a response Eric Bever wrote to a typically whory pro-toll editorial (“Toll […]](https://www.orangejuiceblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/bever-kicking-caltrans-115x115.png "405 Tolls: Eric Bever’s Modest Proposal for CalTrans")
405 Tolls: Eric Bever’s Modest Proposal for CalTrans
Posted on October 14, 2014 | 3 Comments. . . WHILE we are printing pieces that The Register and its subsidiaries refuse to, here is a response Eric Bever wrote to a typically whory pro-toll editorial (“Toll […]
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