Good Morning Oxnard
Good People of Oxnard, Your city, it does belong to you and not the Mayor, Council or City Manager, had to be ordered a second time to comply with the Judge’s ruling. Namely to refund you for the overcharges. However, I recommend that you send another email to the Mayor and Council members (their email […]
When Can A Soldier Disobey An Order?
by JOHN FORD In March 1968, a U.S. infantry platoon under the command of 2nd Lt. William “Rusty” Calley conducted a raid of a hamlet called My Lai in Quang Ngai Province of South Vietnam. After taking the hamlet, Calley ordered his men to round up the remaining civilians, herd them into a ditch, and gun them […]
White House Rips California Judge’s Ruling On Asylum
Saagar Enjeti | White House Correspondent President Donald Trump’s administration slammed a San Francisco-based federal judge’s ruling Tuesday morning that states a policy requiring asylum seekers to remain in Mexico while their claims are adjudicated is not legal. A liberal activist judge in San Francisco ruled the United States and Mexico can’t work together […]
Election 2018: The Mysterious Judiciary
By George Miller I thought I knew about our election candidates, at least until my ballot just came in the mail with all of these totally unknown (to me) judicial candidates: Carol Corrigan- Associate Justice Supreme Court Leondra Kruger- Associate Justice Supreme Court Victoria Chaney- Associate Justice, Court of Appeal, 2nd Apel. Dist., Div […]
Judge’s Final Word On Oxnard Measure M Overturning Wastewater Rate Increases
By George Miller In May, after a year of litigation by both parties, after the recall election was safely over and right about at the 90 day deadline after the trial was completed, Ventura County Superior Court Judge Rocky Baio tentatively ruled against Oxnard’s lawsuit against local financial executive and activist Aaron Starr’s wildly successful […]
Judge blocks Trump order on sanctuary city funding
BY SUDHIN THANAWAL, Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO A federal judge on Tuesday blocked any attempt by the Trump administration to withhold funding from “sanctuary cities” that do not cooperate with U.S. immigration officials, saying the president has no authority to attach new conditions to federal spending. U.S. District Judge William Orrick issued the preliminary injunction […]
The First 100 Days (Trump Briefs: March 10-17/Day 50-57) Week 8
By Michael Hernandez Friday, March 10 (Day 50): Press Secretary speaks on loyal Obama officials still in government “I think there’s no question, when you have eight years of one party in office,” said White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer, “there are people who stay in government—and continue to espouse the agenda of the […]
Opponents dominate Oxnard CPUC hearing on Mandalay power plant replacement
By George Miller A two-year battle over the Oxnard Mandalay Beach power plant replacement (Case 1411016) project grinds on. A highly emotional 3 1/2 hour hearing was held Wednesday at the Oxnard Performing Arts Center, attended by about 350 people. About 80+% appeared to oppose the project. Opponents were bussed or drove in from out of […]
