Facing re-election this November after less than six months in
office, Orange County’s newest supervisor has followed an
aggressive tact on the county dais.
Latest stories
Irvine Isn’t Just a One-Slate-Mailer Town
Much has been made of the Democrats’ use of slate mailers in
Irvine elections, but Republicans show they can use the post office
too.
The First Amendment and the Military
Recent cases illustrate the curious relationship our armed
services sometimes have with freedom of speech.
Huntington Beach Neighborhood Stays Politically Engaged
A hard-fought victory against an RV parking lot proposal
adjacent to their homes tought residents the value of getting
involved.
Battling for Name ID in Anaheim
The challenge facing the super-sized field of 14 candidates
running for two Anaheim City Council seats is simply making sure
voters remember their name.
An Overflowing Ballot in Huntington Beach
There are 21 candidates seeking four open Huntington Beach City
Council seats. One official slate and one competing unofficial
slate, however, represent most of the frontrunners.
Rackauckas Admits Loaning Out ‘Prosecutor’ Title to Political Friend
State Senator Tom Harman never showed up for volunteer program
after his prospects for Attorney General evaporated.
A Public Display of Disaffection
District Attorney Tony Rackauckas and his former protege, Todd
Spitzer, lash out at each other in dueling news conferences in what
could be the beginning of a drawn-out political battle.
Debating the Dueling Press Conferences
A panel of political watchers, including our own Norberto
Santana, Jr., gather on KOCE’s “Inside OC” to discuss the latest
chapter in the Spitzer saga.
State Senate Committee Gets an Earful on Transparency
Hearing in Santa Ana highlights the difficulties residents have
in getting access to their local governments.









