The establishment of a homeless check-in center in downtown Santa Ana last month showed how an election can mobilize a bureaucracy. But it won’t matter much if we don’t stay engaged beyond Election Day.
Monthly Archives: November 2016
Posted inSanta Ana
Is This the Election Miguel Pulido Makes His Comeback at Santa Ana City Hall?
The longtime Santa Ana mayor has put together a law-and-order coalition in an effort to take back control of the City Council. To succeed, he and his police-union backers must unseat incumbent councilmen Vincent Sarmiento and Roman Reyna.
Posted inAnaheim
Anaheim Election Guide
For all of you Anaheim voters, here’s a collection of articles on races that matter most in your city so you can be better informed at the ballot box tomorrow.
Posted inSanta Ana
Santa Ana Election Guide
For all of you Santa Ana voters, here’s a collection of articles on races that matter most in your city so you can be better informed at the ballot box tomorrow.
Posted inCountywide, Garden Grove, Top Stories
Garden Grove Election Guide
For all of you Garden Grove voters, here’s a collection of articles on races that matter most in your city so you can be better informed at the ballot box tomorrow.
Posted inCommunity Opinion, Countywide
Moodian: How to be an Informed Voter on Election Day
Before you cast your vote this election, consider the suggestions offered by Dr. Mike Moodian, Associate Professor at Chapman University. It’s important to do your research and vote .
Posted inTop Stories
Master-At-Arms Second Class Michael A. Monsoor, Medal of Honor: Navy Seal Dies While Saving His Comrades
Without any hesitation and sacrificing his own life, Monsoor threw himself onto the grenade, smothering it to protect his teammates who were all lying together on a nearby rooftop.
Posted inTop Stories
Captain William E. Barber, Medal of Honor: Fought at Iwo Jima
William Barber’s military career spanned four decades and three wars in Asia including Chosin Reservoir campaign of the Korean War.
Posted inTop Stories
Lance Corporal Kenneth L. Worley, Medal of Honor: Gave His Life for his Country
Kenneth Worley died in Vietnam while protecting his fellow Marines by throwing himself on a grenade.
Posted inTop Stories
Specialist Fourth Class John P. Baca, Medal of Honor: Vietnam Vet Protects His Troops
Baca saved the lives of 8 soldiers during a night ambush mission in Phuoc Long Province, Vietnam by his quick actions with complete disregard for his own safety. Of the eleven Orange County Congressional Medal of Honor recipients, Baca is the last survivor.