Democrats are targeting four Orange County members of the House of Representatives.
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The OC GOP’s Delicate Dance in the Age of Trump
There was a time when Republican officials in the “reddest county in America” were not at all shy about deriding our porous borders and condemning those who advocate amnesty for unauthorized immigrants. But their approach has become more nuanced in recent years.
Quirk-Silva’s Campaign Claims Victory Over Kim in Assembly Race
Democrat Sharon Quirk-Silva’s campaign strategist declared victory on her behalf Wednesday, saying she will maintain her “decisive lead” over Republican incumbent Young Kim in the race for the 65th state Assembly seat.
Quirk-Silva Leads in 65th Assembly Race
With all precincts reporting, Democrat Sharon Quirk-Silva holds a narrow lead over incumbent Young Kim in the 65th Assembly District, according to the Orange County Registrar of Voters.
Westminster Adds Its Support to Vietnam Human Rights Bill
City Council backs financial sanctions and no entry into the U.S. for Vietnamese who abuse human rights. City also increases drought water rules.
7 Hot Debates to Watch This Week
A controversial firm could get a welfare contract, and officials discuss a possible threat to the county’s headquarters.
Residents Urged to Speak Now on Immigration Reform
Labor leader tells gathering in Santa Ana that there is only a “small window of opportunity” to reach and influence Republican members of Congress.
Orange County Leaders Take Another Bite From the Pension Reform Apple
They have been frustrated by lack of progress on a bill that would allow public employees across the country to opt into a lower pension benefit.
Supervisor Shawn Nelson Will Launch Bid for Congress
New congressional districts prompt incumbent Ed Royce to run in
a newly created district, thus giving Nelson an opening.
Two Longtime Foes Take One for the Team
Janet Nguyen and Van Tran have slugged it out in recent years.
However, with Tran in a tight congressional race against Democrat
Loretta Sanchez, and Republican Party pleas for unity, the two came
together Saturday.



