There was a suicide at lamoreaux justice center on Friday afternoon in the parking structure. No report of it anywhere.
You know, in these parts, city boy, "Gus" means the late lamented Mayor Gus Ayer. You can try to come…
A trail on the ground.
You prolly didn’t know who Jeff pearlman was either until Gus told you. His blog has existed slightly over a…
Didn't know about this Truth OC until Gustavo called me, now his piece is out and it's decent. https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2025-03-22/jeff-pearlman-the-truth-oc Here's…
Update on Joe: Unlike the vast majority of his co-defendants Trump didn't pardon him but only commuted his sentence. There…
If you take away the obsessions, what's left?
Objection, lack of foundation. Please state for the record (1) your amount journalistically appropriate knowledge about Aussie Rules Football and…
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park space Archive
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SJC’s Los Rios District becoming a Parking Lot for Commercial Properties.
Posted on April 30, 2021 | 1 CommentBusiness as usual in San Juan Capistrano... -
Righeimer’s 7th Cavalry Rides into Fairview Park — and Here Come the Indians!
Posted on September 28, 2013 | 43 Comments[Please welcome to the Orange Juice team long-time Costa Mesa activist Greg “Gericault” Ridge!] 1. The Glory that Was — and Is — Fairview Costa Mesa’s Fairview Park is like an […] -
Orange Land-Grab: Developer’s dirty tricks are illegal. UPDATE: Enough referendum sigs collected!!!
Posted on August 11, 2011 | 5 Comments. . . You may have heard, if you’ve been following what we call the “Land Grab” in the City of Orange and the citizen referendum against it, of one […] -
“Dirty Politics Crosses the Line.” The latest on the Orange Land Grab, from Orange-Needs-Parks.org
Posted on August 5, 2011 | 16 Comments. . . Found in today’s bulging Orange Juice Inbox (our emphases) : Hi Vern, Sometimes one side goes too far in a political fight. In the City of Orange, […] -
Fullerton citizens unite against Chevron and their own City Council to preserve West Coyote Hills.
Posted on July 24, 2011 | 22 Comments. . . This could almost be a sequel to my recent article about something very similar happening in the City of Orange. I’d been waiting for one of our […] -
Orange Land-Grab: Ridgeline’s Fairy Tales vs. the “Right of Reversion.”
Posted on July 24, 2011 | 10 Comments. . . (with permission, reposted from www.orange-needs-parks.org) “It’s like they traded our cow for a handful of beans – but the beans aren’t magic. We won’t end up with […] -
What Could Be Worse Than a McDonald’s in Fullerton’s Hillcrest Park?
Posted on April 22, 2011 | 2 CommentsBy Fred L. Olmsted How about a taxpayer-subsidized McFullerton to compete with non-subsidized local eateries. It’s Fullerton. it’s Redevelopment. It’s not impossible. Seriously, could our city council really be contemplating […] -
Where’s Our Park?
Posted on July 19, 2010 | 1 CommentThe north part of Orange County has a notorious lack of parks and open space. And while the County of Orange spends millions on its park system annually, including vast […] -
When is An Historic Resource Not An Historic Resource?
Posted on July 11, 2010 | 1 CommentWhen it’s Fullerton’s Hillcrest Park, of course. Then it’s a resource of a different kind: an opportunity for City Staff to play upon the sentimentality of Fullerton’s park and history […] -
November’s Ballot Initiatives numbered! YIPPEE!!
Posted on July 2, 2010 | 10 CommentsOn account of I read the invaluable Calitics website, I know the numbers of ten of the upcoming initiatives before my rightwing nemesis Brother Larry does. And so I share: […] -
Board of Supervisors holds special meeting to consider 20,000 acre gift on Tuesday
Posted on June 24, 2010 | 8 CommentsOC Parks Commissioners sign a binder filled with documents associated with the proposed gift. Commissioners pictured are, from left, Stephan Andranian, Dick Davenport, Trish Kelley, Matt Cunningham, Chair Bert Ashland […] -
The Fullerton City Council And Its Trail of Tears to Nowhere
Posted on December 3, 2009 | 1 CommentWe have almost exhausted ourselves relating the long and troubling story of the Poisoned Park, AKA the Union pacific park, a perfect case study in local government overreach, squandered millions, […] -
Fullerton’s General Plan Committee Overturns “Gag” Order
Posted on December 2, 2008 | No CommentsThe City of Fullerton’s General Plan Advisory Committee (GPAC) voted to include West Coyote Hills as a Focus Area in the City’s new General Plan update. The West Coyote Hills […]
You found out about it somewhere. Where? You (or one of us, could put in a call to the Sheriff-Coroner's…