In one of the nastiest pieces of mail I’ve seen in Irvine, there’s a pro-Choi slate/anti-Agran slate mailer that suggests because Agran, Krom and Kang didn’t support a measure to toughen laws about convicted sex predators in Irvine’s parks, and…
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Pro-Pulido Mailer Directs Readers to Anti-Pulido Website
by Dan Chmielewski • • Comments Off
A source of ours sent us a copy of a mailer that appears to have been issued by Santa Ana Mayor Miguel Pulido sent to voters in Santa Ana recently. At first glance, it appears to be an older mailer…
Santa Ana Education Debate Has Few Fireworks and One Flip Flop
by Dan Chmielewski • • 1 Comment
A debate between candidates for the Rancho Santiago Community College District followed by a debate of SAUSD School board candidates was a bit of a snoozer last night for the 50 brave souls who were mostly friends and family of…
Irvine Republicans Up to Old Tricks Again
by Dan Chmielewski • • 7 Comments
The expression is those who fail to learn from the past are destined to repeat it, and in the case of the current crop of Republican candidates for Mayor and City Council, it’s not so much a failure to learn…
Pulido Campaign to Take Control of Unauthorized Pulido Website
by Dan Chmielewski • • 15 Comments
Sources inside the Miguel Pulido for Mayor campaign have told TheLiberalOC that the Pulido campaign is seizing control of an unauthorized website touting Pulido’s re-election campaign put up by Santa Ana blogger Art Pedroza’s OC PR and eMedia Solutions company.…
Will Michele Martinez be a Material Witness Against Carlos Bustamante?
by Dan Chmielewski • • 14 Comments
New Santa Ana published a post on July 4th and then pulled the post today in which blogger Art Pedorza wrote that Santa Ana City Council member Michele Martinez told Pedroza that Council member Carlos Bustamante had “hit on her.” …
Observations from Primary Night
by Dan Chmielewski • • 8 Comments
Primary night has come and gone. And there’s a number of things the results of yesterday’s election reveal. In no particular order, and noting that some results still can change, these observations: In Wisconsin, voters returned control of the State…
