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Our Treasurer-Tax Collector is getting expensive?!
by Chris Prevatt • • 1 Comment
That’s what Supervisor, and new Board Chairman John Moorlach had to say about the $110,000 independent review of Chris Streets’ investment portfolio and practices. Has he been sleeping? What about the $ 1 million remodel or the DA and CEO investigations…
Speak up for Costa Mesa Bike Trails Next Week!
by Andrew Davey • • Comments Off
Hey, everyone… Especially our fine Costa Mesa readers! Please remember to attend the January 15th Costa Mesa City Council Meeting at 6:00 PM to support turning the Paularino and Santa Ana/Delhi flood control channel maintenance road within Costa Mesa into…
Fiscal Conservatives, or Budget Busting Lemmings?
by Chris Prevatt • • Comments Off
Why is it you can never find a good fiscal conservative on the Orange County Board of Supervisors when you need one? On Tuesday, the budget busting lemmings of the Orange County Board of Supervisors again proved they are nothing more…
Support Jordan Brandman for School Board
by Chris Prevatt • • 13 Comments
Reception to Support Jordan Brandman Thursday, January 10, 6:00 pm Home of Carina and Jim Pantone 1010 N. Lowell Street Santa Ana, CA 92703 Carina Franck-Pantone, Alicia Berhow, Frank Barbaro, Susan Freeze, Karen Ridley, Jason Bensley, David Robert Heywood, Melahat…
Bustamante Keeps $1.5 Million Gentrification Plan Alive
by Sean H. Mill • • 12 Comments
Santa Ana City Councilman Carlos Bustamante continues to push for the city of Santa Ana to purchase a property in the French Park neighborhood at a cost to the taxpayers of $1,500,000 in an effort to appease one of his…
The “Monster” Slides Still Threaten the Canyons
by Andrew Davey • • Comments Off
It happened in just a few seconds; a massive ball of slimy mud, branches and rocks, hurtling down the canyon; leaving one Silverado Canyon resident without even enough time to be scared. “I’ve seen the monster,” said Realtor Mary Schreiber,…

