The Irvine Public Schools Foundation Gala will take place tonight at Kia’s Headquarters in Irvine. The Gala is a fundraiser for IUSD schools and will honor some of the best and brightest graduates as IPSF raises money to offset an…
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Sherri Loveland to run for Tustin City Council
by Dan Chmielewski • • Comments Off
Long time Tustin community activist Sherri Loveland has filed to fill one of the vacant seats on the Tustin City Council.  We met her last week at a fundraiser for Santa Ana Council member David Benavides and she’s smart, she’s…
Beth Krom wins DFA Grassroots AllStar Contest
by Dan Chmielewski • • 2 Comments
CD-48 Democratic candidate for Congress Beth Krom has won the 2010 Democracy For America (DFA) Grassroots All-Star competition, besting 99 other worthy Democratic candidates to capture needed money and volunteer hours in her race to defeat Rep. John Campbell. Beth’s campaign…
Beth Krom Gets Endorsement from State Senator Lou Correa
by Dan Chmielewski • • 10 Comments
(photo courtesy of Lou Delgado) Oh for the love of Facebook! The congressional campaign of Beth Krom today received a key endorsement from State Senator Lou Correra. Since Senator Correa is clearly part of the more moderate side of the…
Register Caption Calls Irvine “a Little Sandox of Horrors”
by Dan Chmielewski • • 2 Comments
Maybe Frank Mickadeit needs to spend more time in that primate cage at the Santa Ana zoo. It seems every election cycle, Mickadeit writes a column about some up and coming conservative Republican politican who is going to go in…
Will John Campbell Debate Beth Krom?
by Dan Chmielewski • • 7 Comments
In a recent Rick Reiff TV show, Reiff invited Irvine Council member Beth Krom back on the program for a debate with Congressman John Campbell, whom Krom will face in the November election for CD-48. Adam Probolsky, a Republican Party…
OC Republican Delegation Says Tough Luck To Unemployed and Troubled Homeowners
by Chris Prevatt • • 7 Comments
UPDATED: “House votes to extend jobless benefits” – On Tuesday, House Democrats revived legislation to extend unemployment benefits after previous legislation failed to pass the Senate. The new House bill, HR 5618, only addresses the unemployment extension. If approved, it would have allowed the more recently-unemployed to continue getting extended benefits and Fed-Ed aid through November. It would be retroactive to May and June.
