Top Ten Stories for November 20 through November 26 include election news, holiday driving, retail theft, and death in Long Beach. Top Ten Stories for November 20 through November 26 are the most-read stories at Orange County Breeze over the last week (excluding weather forecasts and events): John Moorlach concedes …continue reading
Top Ten Stories for September 11 through September 17 include a CDC health alert, arterial road construction, and an off-ramp closure. Top Ten Stories for September 11 through September 17 are the most-read stories at Orange County Breeze over the last week (excluding weather forecasts and events): CDC issues health …continue reading
Campaign Season Greetings! That’s right. The letterhead tells the story. I’m running for Mayor of Costa Mesa against the appointed incumbent. The good news is that it is just the two of us on the November ballot. Better news is that there are two great candidates, John Thomas Patton and …continue reading
The Cypress Chamber of Commerce is pleased to welcome former California State Senator John Moorlach as guest speaker at our September Networking Breakfast. Our event will be held Tuesday, September 14th at the Residence Inn by Marriott at 4931 Katella Avenue, Cypress/Los Alamitos starting at 7:30 a.m. and will follow …continue reading
The Moorlach for Supervisor campaign announced the endorsement of former Costa Mesa Police Chief Rob Sharpnack today. Sharpnack retired in 2019 after serving a 26 year career with the Costa Mesa Police Department. “Now more than ever Costa Mesa needs leadership that is honest and supports officers against the defund …continue reading
John Moorlach announced the endorsement of a coalition of dozens of Second District leaders as the community is consolidating support behind his candidacy. The massive outpouring of support is a sign of confidence in his leadership to solve the challenges Orange County is facing. “I’m humbled by the confidence leaders …continue reading
John Moorlach announced the endorsement of Assemblywoman Janet Nguyen. Having served both on the Board of Supervisors and in the State Senate together Moorlach and Nguyen have been long time colleagues. “I’m excited to endorse my friend and colleague John Moorlach for County Supervisor. I know firsthand that John has …continue reading
Yesterday, former Orange County Supervisor John Moorlach qualified to run for the Board of Supervisors from the county’s Second District. As of today Moorlach is the only candidate to qualify for the ballot. “Orange County is our home,” Moorlach said. “The COVID-19 virus has hit us hard. The next supervisor …continue reading
The Orange County Register Editorial Board announced its endorsement yesterday of Senator John Moorlach for Orange County Supervisor District 2, adding to a growing list that includes the Orange County Republican Party, the New Majority of Orange County, the Lincoln Club of Orange County and a host of others. As …continue reading
Top Ten Stories for November 22 through November 28 include Amazon in Cypress, COVID-19 in Long Beach, and seasonal events. Top Ten Stories for November 22 through November 28 are the most-read stories at Orange County Breeze over the last week (excluding weather forecasts and events): Room with a view: …continue reading
Senator John M. W. Moorlach announced today that he is running for the soon-to-be-open Orange County Board of Supervisors Second District, currently held by Congresswoman-elect Michelle Steel. Moorlach has already gained the early endorsements of New Majority, the Orange County Lincoln Club, and Family Action PAC. “These are turbulent times, …continue reading
Today, the Moorlach for Senate campaign announced yet another pro-taxpayer, pro-small-business endorsement – this from the Orange County Taxpayers Association PAC (OCTaxPAC), one of Orange County’s most trusted names among homeowners and other taxpayers. “Californians are in for a rough year, with the pro-tax crowd pushing for increased property taxes …continue reading
Sen. John M. W. Moorlach, R-Costa Mesa, announced today two of his bills cleared the Legislature and are headed to Gov. Gavin Newsom. “I appreciate the bipartisan support both these practical measures received and am hopeful Governor Newsom will sign them into law,” Moorlach said. Senate Bill 998 (Local Government …continue reading