Assistant DA Tony Ferrentino, who apparently declined to prosecute a police officer arrested for DUI hit-and-run, has already won his election to become an OC Superior Court judge.
Yearly Archives: 2020
Posted inARTS & CULTURE
Panoringan: Favorite Spots to Hit During Orange County Restaurant Week
With over 160 restaurants offering specials during restaurant week, food columnist Anne Marie Panoringan ; plus, new and upcoming restaurants to seek out.
Posted inUncategorized
Wagner: Ashleigh Aitken Doubles Down on Her Developers Lie
She does not and cannot identify a single residential development project I approved.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Aitken: OC Residents Deserve A Supervisor Who Stands Up For Our Community Against Real Estate Developers & Their Lies
Supervisor candidate Ashleigh Aitken responds to the Don Wagner’s commentary on the developers’ third attack mailer and why the incumbent refuses to take on the real estate interests even while he acknowledges their mailer’s claims are false.
Posted inPress Releases
Federal Government Abandons Plans To Use Fairview For Diamond Princess COVID-19 Positive Passengers
In a stunning late development, the federal government has filed a notice with the court that it no longer plans to place COVID-19 infected Diamond Princess passengers at Fairview.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Wagner: Candidate Aitken Refused to Stand Up for the Community When It Mattered
Leaders Take a Position; Ashleigh Failed to Lead
Posted inCountywide, Education, Top Stories
Future of OC Charter Schools at Stake in County Education Board Election
This Tuesday, the election for three seats on the board – which oversees school district finances and can approve or reject charter schools – is hotly contested.
Posted inCountywide, Government, Investigative, NEWS, Politics & Elections, REGIONS, State, Top Stories, Westminster
Billionaire Spending on OC Elections Denies Intentional Wrongdoing, State Probes Activities
Kieu Hoang and his lawyer have denied all wrongdoing, amid a state probe into his campaign activities in local OC elections centering on Little Saigon.
Posted inFountain Valley, Garden Grove, Government, Investigative, Politics & Elections, Santa Ana, Top Stories, Westminster
Homelessness a Top Concern for Voters as OC’s 1st District Candidates Face Off
Andrew Do, the Republican incumbent, is being challenged by three Democrats from three different generations: Santa Ana Mayor Miguel Pulido, who’s a baby boomer; Westminster Councilman Sergio Contreras, who’s a Generation X’er; and Kim Bernice Nguyen, who’s a millennial.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Court: Dirtiest Election Trick In Decades By Developers In OC Supervisors Race Should Change Rules For Future Candidates
A three-decade veteran of California elections condemns the 11th hour mailer by developers for Don Wagner that falsely claims a former federal prosecutor who went after sexual predators protects rapists. He says it should spur stronger disclosure and content rules for election communications.
