In spite of the City’s established Privacy Policy on protecting your email address from unauthorized use, Council Member Christina Shea trumped the City’s Privacy Policy to use a California Public Records request to go around the city’s rules. Now she…
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Irvine Safest Big City! For fourth straight year
by Chris Prevatt • • 2 Comments
For the fourth straight year,Irvine has been named the safest big city in the U.S. The preliminary Uniform Crime Reporting statistics report for 2007 was released by the FBI today. I wrote yesterday about the statistics for Santa Ana rom…
CA-48: Inside the Steve Young Campaign
by Andrew Davey • • 12 Comments
For far too long, Republicans have assumed that they never have to worry about losing the 48th Congressional District in South County. But this year, the Steve Young for Congress campaign is doing something to give the GOP plenty of…
Calling all Irvine Parents: Save Class Sizes in Grades 4-12
by Dan Chmielewski • • Comments Off
It’s a given, students do better when their class sizes are smaller. IUSD is facing more than $12 million cuts (with no help from our state legislators I might add), and the Irvine City Council, through the actions of city councilor Sukhee…
Still No Denial on Senator Ackerman’s Possible Run for Mayor of Irvine
by Dan Chmielewski • • 6 Comments
Two things to report: 1. Still no denial from Senator Ackerman’s office that he’ll run for Mayor of Irvine once termed out in Sacramento; I thought for sure after my Saturday post on the matter, he’d deny it to Matt…
What Does Shea Want Irvine Residents’ Email Addresses For?
by Dan Chmielewski • • Comments Off
At last week’s Irvine City Council meeting, the LiberalOC has learned that mayoral candidate and city councilor Christina Shea asked for and received tens of thousands of email addresses the City has acquired from Irvine citizens. Shea used a public…
Todd Gallinger responds to Irvine Tattler over Smear Attempt
by Dan Chmielewski • • Comments Off
The Irvine Tattler, a pro-Shea/Choi website that doesn’t allow readers to comment directly to correct obvious mistakes or disagree with a story, ran a private email from local lawyer Todd Gallinger, the treasurer for the “Yes on Measure H” organization…
