The Real Cost of Campaigns, Part 3: COVID and Shifting Voting Procedures
Chip Ahlswede
May 1, 2024
13 initiatives were considered in 2020. 7 in 2022 1 so far in 2024 And in November? This is what we are looking at –
13 initiatives were considered in 2020. 7 in 2022 1 so far in 2024 And in November? This is what we are looking at –
Any nerd will tell you that the Internet has been around since the ‘60s as a DARPA project for government researchers and not as a
There they go again. Earlier this month, the radicals who populate the Santa Ana Unified School District Board of Education unanimously approved sending Trustees Rigo
In April 2023, Santa Ana Unified School District removed the Trevor Project Crisis Hotlines from posters at all K-12 schools, as well as from counselors’ business cards.
I wrote recently about our Orange County Sheriff’s approach to publicly announcing when people illegally in the country would be released from the Orange County
Your tax dollars at work. Last week, the Santa Ana Unified School District Board of Education voted unanimously to spend $6,000 to send Trustees Hector
In 2017, California passed the sanctuary state legislation (SB54) that severely limited how much local law enforcement can cooperate with federal authorities to enforce immigration
Santa Ana Councilman Johnathan Hernandez isn’t a fool. But he has a pronounced tendency to say foolish things. Case in point are comments he made
Last night, a majority of the Huntington Beach City Council voted to authorize a Request for Proposals to operate the city’s library system. They did
We have previously opined on the City of La Habra’s regrettable descent into perilous fiscal straits. Given city’s numerous legal problems, coupled with the scheduled
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