Bill Mitchell, former chair for Orange County Common Cause and a local business attorney, writes about why incumbent District Attorney Tony Rackauckas should not be re-elected.
Yearly Archives: 2018
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Grindle: Time for New Leadership in the District Attorney’s Office
Longtime campaign finance watchdog Shirley Grindle writes about why she supports Todd Spitzer for Orange County District Attorney.
Posted inNorberto Santana Jr.
Santana: Could Rivalry Among Vietnamese American, Republican Elected Officials Throw Central OC to Dems?
While congressional races have dominated the media landscape this year, one race in Central Orange County, the 34th State Senate, is more competitive than usual but under the radar. Could rivalries among Vietnamese American Republicans shift the balance of power in Sacramento?
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Chaffee: Running to Make a Difference
Fullerton Mayor Doug Chaffee writes about why he is running for 4th District Supervisor, highlighting how he would tackle issues like healthcare, public safety, early childhood education, transportation, affordable housing and jobs.
Posted inCountywide, Politics & Elections, Top Stories
Rep. Mimi Walters Battles Katie Porter in Close 45th Congressional District Race
It’s a close race between incumbent Rep. Mimi Walters, a Republican, and her challenger Democrat Katie Porter. The race is one of four contested seats in Orange County that could decide whether Democrats take control of the House of Representatives.
Posted inFullerton, Investigative, Safety, Security & Justice
Fullerton Police Chief Quits Amid Concert Fight Investigation
Fullerton Police Chief David Hendricks quit the Police Department Friday morning, while under investigation by the District Attorney’s office for an alleged fight at a concert in Irvine Aug. 24.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Nguyen: The Need for a New Sheriff
Duke Nguyen is running for Orange County Sheriff to reform the department and make sure that there is more accountability. A 26-year law enforcement veteran, he believes that people are ready for a change within law enforcement.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Rouda: The Sober Living Crisis in Orange County
Harley Rouda, candidate for California’s 48th congressional district argues that we must crack down on existing corrupt sober living practices that put profit over people, endangering both patients and the communities where they are located.
Posted inPress Releases
Salute to Veterans: Thank our vets at free event Nov. 10 at OC Fair & Event Center
When many of our veterans returned from service, there were no parades or public thanks. This Veterans Day, you can change that. Join us at Salute to Veterans and say “thank you” to those who served.
Posted inPress Releases
Community Leader, Family Evicted from Home after 26 years
Approximately 20 Santa Ana residents and representatives of local organizations rallied on Tuesday, October 30th, in front of the home of Reyna Mendoza. Reyna, her three daughters, and an elderly couple who sublet a room, are being evicted by a developer who recently purchased their home of 26 years.
