It will be the last opportunity for Costa Mesa residents to
suggest changes.
Tag: Election 2012
Rackauckas Denies Using His Office to Aid Spitzer’s Opponents
The Orange County district attorney hotly disputes his former
protege’s contention that the DA’s staff is campaigning against him
on official time.
There’s More Than One Way to Draft a City Charter
The most recent controversy in Costa Mesa is over whether the
city should form a commission to draft a proposed city charter or
leave it in the hands of the City Council.
More Ugly Politics Between Spitzer and the District Attorney’s Office
The former assistant district attorney and current supervisor
candidate is accusing the DA’s office of illegally coordinating
campaign activity against him.
Community Editorial: John Williams’ Cringeworthy Behavior
Jon Fleischman, who publishes the conservative Flash Report,
says it’s time for Orange County Public Administrator John Williams
to go.
Perez Gets Local Democratic Party Nod for 69th Assembly Race
The endorsement, which follows backing by the county’s Young
Democrats, makes Perez the clear front-runner.
No Pala IEs for Assembly Candidate Michele Martinez
Pala Band of Mission Indians spokesman says the tribe will not
make any independent expenditures to her campaign.
The Battle Behind the Battle for the 69th Assembly District
Democratic Party leaders will gather this weekend to vote on a
pre-endorsement in the race. The decision could end up as a
referendum on the party’s future.
Huntington Beach Council Cuts Time for Political Signs
Candidates must wait an additional 25 days before posting
election signs. New regulations follow complaints by council member
of ‘visual blight’ caused by the signs.
Daly Informally Announces Run for Solorio’s Assembly Seat
Orange County Clerk-Recorder Tom Daly told Democratic leaders at
a Wednesday fundraiser that he wants to go to Sacramento.










