One thing we all know for certain: the City Council doesn't give a shit about Anaheim's citizens. If they did…
Well, how about Rodrigo Diaz de Vivar? Rod for short.
The problem: He would like that.
P.S. from now on I think you should refer to the Chief as El Cid.
Disney vs. the cop union. There is hope the Pringle Wall is cracking.
Ewwww.
That vacancy punishment really is an asinine idea.
Someone should really do a deep dive on the union president Jose and council women Natalie’s relationship
Icymi Irvine resident and pro American Israel lobby member Julie Heiman continues railing against Farrah Khan. https://nypost.com/2026/07/23/opinion/an-offensive-pick-for-rotary-president-in-orange-county/
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![. . . As the proposed homeless shelter is reaching the final stages of being approved, many neighbors are still reluctant, skeptical or angry. A main reason is that this […]](https://www.orangejuiceblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/homeless-harassed-by-hampton-115x115.png "Jordan “Proud of the Kraemer Plan?” How about the Ability to show Compassion?")
Jordan “Proud of the Kraemer Plan?” How about the Ability to show Compassion?
Posted on October 20, 2015 | 13 Comments. . . As the proposed homeless shelter is reaching the final stages of being approved, many neighbors are still reluctant, skeptical or angry. A main reason is that this […] -
![. . . Since the homeless shelter proposal at Kraemer Place was announced by Supervisor Spitzer, Rio Vista neighbors had asked for a meeting with someone from the Anaheim City Council, […]](https://www.orangejuiceblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/20150613_121538-1-115x115.jpg "OC Homelessness: Anaheim Residents’ Reaction Confirms the Shelter Model Needs to Be Revised (Part I)")
OC Homelessness: Anaheim Residents’ Reaction Confirms the Shelter Model Needs to Be Revised (Part I)
Posted on August 17, 2015 | 2 Comments. . . Since the homeless shelter proposal at Kraemer Place was announced by Supervisor Spitzer, Rio Vista neighbors had asked for a meeting with someone from the Anaheim City Council, […]
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