Tag Archives: local politics

We Didn’t Start the Fire: a discussion on political reporting

Posted on December 23, 2010 by Daniel Tedford

Note: I changed the headline because when I have the opportunity to make an 80s pop music reference, I take it. Common blog commenter “David” responded to a recent post about Duarte possibly trying to turn a fire at a … Continue reading →

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Will Josi Kenline be fired?

Posted on December 14, 2010 by Daniel Tedford

La Puente City Manager Josi Kenline is on the hot seat again. There will be a performance review of Kenline’s performance during a closed session meeting of the City Council tonight. Insiders are suggesting that Kenline’s future with the city … Continue reading →

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Herman to leave Glendora council. Could March election be the biggest political shift for the city since Herman was first elected?

Posted on December 13, 2010 by Daniel Tedford

if you haven’t seen it yet, some fantastically handsome journalist is reporting that Glendora Councilman Ken Herman will not seek re-election in March. The decision comes in a year where political ally Gary Clifford stepped down and his appointment is … Continue reading →

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Diamond Bar selects new mayor, mayor pro tem

Posted on December 8, 2010 by Daniel Tedford

Diamond Bar planned the annual musical chairs with the mayor/mayor pro tem positions Tuesday. The Diamond City Council on Tuesday night selected Steve Tye as mayor and Ling-Ling Chang as mayor pro tem. Tye, who was first elected in November … Continue reading →

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