Official GOP Presidential nominee Mitt Romney will be arriving in Newport Beach this Friday to raise money at the Balboa Bay club. It will be his first visit to California’s OC GOP ATM as the official Republican presidential nominee. According…
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“Evenly Split” Crowd Greets Obama in Newport Beach
by Dan Chmielewski • • 19 Comments
Update: Media reports suggest Obama raised $1.4 million in Orange County today. The event amount of Obama supporters to Obama protestors is a victory for OC Democrats. Hat tip to OC Weekly for this story about the…
OC Democrats to Rally for Obama in Newport Beach Thursday
by Dan Chmielewski • • 4 Comments
We just got off the phone with Nick Anas of the DPOC and Democrats are planning a rally in Newport Beach Thursday morning to stick to the Tea Party counter protestors planning to show up in force. It’s going to…
State Ethics Panel Challenges Paid Panel Appointments by OC City Council Members
by Dan Chmielewski • • 2 Comments
The Los Angeles Times is reporting that the State of California Ethics Panel has challenged paid committee appointments by city councils in nine OC cities for possible violations of conflict of interest rules. The cities being targeted include Anaheim, Dana…
Republicans Planning a Protest of Obama’s Newport Beach Visit Thursday
by Dan Chmielewski • • 23 Comments
The Daily Pilot is reporting in its Sunday editions that local Republican groups are planning to protest President Obama’s visit to Newport Beach this Thursday. The protests are being organized by Republican activists and area Tea Party groups (are they…
President Obama coming to Newport Beach
by Dan Chmielewski • • 7 Comments
Hat tip to our friends at OC Weekly, but welcome news that President Barack Obama is coming to Orange County and Newport Beach for a fundraiser. The President comes to OC on February 16 according to OC Weekly; from the…
Santa Ana Ward Redistricting More Confusing Than Transparent
by Chris Prevatt • • 1 Comment
When it comes to the task of redrawing the Ward Boundaries for Santa Ana, city officials have followed a confusing and nontransparent process that has left the public significantly uninformed and otherwise out of the loop.
