Last night, almost 70% of the California Democratic Party delegates voted to endorse Phil Angelides over his opponent Steve Westly in the campaign for governor. [Mercury News Story] “I’m running for governor to make sure that every person in this…

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The people have been letting Tan Nguyen how they feel about his mismatched position on the issues that directly affect voters in the 47th District. Tan has flooded the district with signs, and here are a couple of signs for…

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I’ve already written about some events that are scheduled for Santa Ana [Here]. There are some other events going on locally: U.C. Irvine: 11 a.m. “May Day Teach-In” at plaza near the flag pole. At 2 p.m. people will car-pool…

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The rich Rancho Santa Margarita woman who fingered her three immigrant housekeepers of stealing her purse, prompting the feds to deport the three women, found her purse at a local restaurant. This is like the plot of a Will &…

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Mater Dei High School in Santa Ana decided on Friday that they will not hold classes on Monday due to the immigration demonstration that will be held in the civic center area that is not far from their campus. Pamela…

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I’m a little late on this one, but the LA Times ran a piece on the 35th State Senate District primary results, and I found a few of the chunks of this article interesting: …most Democratic strategists think Caballero shouldn’t…

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Jorge Garcia, the loveably large Orange County raised cast member from LOST turns 33 today.

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Martin Wiscokol at The OC Register wrote today that the Registrar of Voters will probably reaffirm Tom Harman’s victory in the primary for the 35th State Senate District. Harman’s Republican opponent Diane Harkey called for a recount. If Harman’s success…

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Anaheim resident, and Western High School graduate, Raymond L. Henry was killed Tuesday when a roadside bomb exploded near the Stryker armored vehicle he was in during a patrol in Mosul. Henry is the 27th brave Orange County soldier that…

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On Monday, immigrant-rights groups across the United States are planning boycotts and rallies to urge Congress to pass immigration reform that includes a path to legalization for people here legally. The Mercury News today wrote about the California State Senate’s…

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In the OC Weekly today, there is a Q & A with a girl named Crystle Nettles who worked for five years in costumes like Pluto and Eeyore. I had this same job, although I am taller and played different…

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