Tag Archives: Chief Art Acevedo

1. Eric Neshanian on Another chance to see “American Pachuco: the Legend of Luis Valdez” – Tuesday at Frida Cinema!August 12, 2026
  There has been some turnover at the OC Human Relations Commission. There are currently two vacancies - I believe Wagner…
2. Fullerton Rag on Why are Little Saigon temples supporting politicians?August 9, 2026
  A couple of years ago I tried calling some of the temples to explain that they were risking their non-profit…
3. Vern Nelson on Another chance to see “American Pachuco: the Legend of Luis Valdez” – Tuesday at Frida Cinema!August 9, 2026
  Jajajaja
4. Eric Neshanian on Another chance to see “American Pachuco: the Legend of Luis Valdez” – Tuesday at Frida Cinema!August 9, 2026
  I’m not going to hang out with Gus. Deal killer. No thanks.
5. Đầu Sóng on Why are Little Saigon temples supporting politicians?August 8, 2026
  It's mostly Buddhist temples when it comes to the Little Saigon OC area. Obviously the same thing can be said…
6. Don’t make me regret this: You’ve got till Wednesday (at 5) to file for these offices! | Local OC News on Don’t make me regret this: You’ve got till Wednesday (at 5) to file for these offices!August 8, 2026
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7. Vern Nelson on Why are Little Saigon temples supporting politicians?August 8, 2026
  Sure… but this writer is addressing their own area. (And add SOME Catholic parishes and ESPECIALLY the Calvary Chapels)
8. Ratana shih on Why are Little Saigon temples supporting politicians?August 8, 2026
  You might as well say the same thing about certain Christians (Baptists) and certain Jews (Netanyahu supporters).
9. Eric Neshanian on Diamond on Becerra and the Wealth Tax (Prop. 40)August 7, 2026
  Icymi. https://therealdeal.com/la/2026/08/03/irvine-company-unit-donates-to-xavier-becerra/
10. Diamond on Becerra and the Wealth Tax (Prop. 40) | Local OC News on Diamond on Becerra and the Wealth Tax (Prop. 40)August 7, 2026
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Chief Art Acevedo Archive

Houston Chief Acevedo, the Santa Fe High School Shooting, and Sanctuary.