My brother peered out of his New York City apartment last week and gazed upon the East River 15 feet away from his doorstep. Unfortunately, the East River is usually more than a half mile away. He and his family live on the first floor and at one point, were preparing to relocate to neighbors […]
Whether it is Matthew Lin, Ed Chau, Ed Chavez or Roger Hernandez, the voters have an opportunity to decide what kind of person they want representing them.
As Groucho Marx once said, “Who are you going to believe, me or your lying eyes?” I was reminded of the line after reading that West Covina approved a rolling, 25-year deal with Athens Services for trash collection. Despite better deals and unexplored options, West Covina decided to move forward. Careful stewards of taxpayer deals, […]
“Your vote for a bong hit” is the kind of election slogan I could have supported years ago, and it might become one now as California’s decision to legalize marijuana spins out of control. The unintended consequences of Californians approving marijuana’s use for medicinal reasons is that anyone, anywhere can buy marijuana. Local governments spend […]
