The blogger’s post mocking Latino memorial rituals shows that “he lacks judgment and awareness of the consequences of what he does,” Nelson says.
Yearly Archives: 2013
Voice of Our Commentators
Here is another roundup of some of the most thought-provoking reader comments of the week.
How OC Fared This Year in Fight Against Homelessness
There were positive steps in 2013, but the county was still plagued by a lack of cohesiveness among those responsible for getting people off the street.
Spitzer: Thomas Beating Has Changed OC’s View of Police
County supervisor cites the Kelly Thomas case as a major reason why a new proposed law on underage drinking fell apart.
Board of Supervisors Reverses Course on Vicious Dog Website
Animal Care Director Ryan Drabek and his staff spent the last few months developing new standards for dealing with vicious dogs.
Chamber Under Fire as Furor Over Blog Post Spreads
As anger spilled into the City Council chambers, the business group tried to distance itself from the blogger.
Voice of OC on KPCC
Our reporter, Adam Elmahrek, spoke with the Pasadena NPR station about the uproar over a blog post mocking Latino memorial rituals.
Supervisors Reject Spitzer’s Effort to Pass Social Host Law
Supervisor Todd Spitzer’s proposal to punish people who allow underage drinking in their homes falls apart amid privacy concerns.
City Attorney Delays Report on Pulido’s Property Swap
Attorney says her review of the mayor’s deal with a city contractor has been “document intensive” and is taking longer than expected.
Anaheim Latinos Outraged Over Blogger’s Post
The post, by conservative political consultant Matt Cunningham, mocked Latino memorial rituals involving the Virgin de Guadalupe.








