Tag Archives: campaign finance
Understanding Campaign Statements
It’s not totally unusual for someone to say, “Hey Mike! This Candidate got a huge donation from this person and we need you to call that out.” And when I don’t respond, the pressure only increases. The truth is, it’s … Continue reading
Simi Valley Campaigns Are Go!
The Simi Valley council and mayor campaigns are officially a go and the City Council has finalized concerns related to campaign finance reform. Campaign donations from business persons are allowed, but donations from a single business person cannot exceed $1000, … Continue reading
Hummingbird Ranch – Almost Commercially Zoned
Saperstein’s Hummingbird Nest Ranch has begun the process of its commercial rezoning efforts and Simi Valley City Council has responded favorably, to no one’s surprise. This from the Ventura County Star: The Simi Valley City Council on Monday night heard … Continue reading
Saperstein Donates – Wants Commercial Rezoning
David Saperstein donated some dollars to the Miller and Sojka campaigns this election cycle. Of course, these were considered “bundled” donations, meaning they exceeded campaign donation limits but were donated under the names of multiple family members, each at the … Continue reading
Candlelight Nightclub and Campaign Reform
An email from Brad Jashinsky, former candidate for Simi Valley School Board, to Brian Dennert sparked my interest in this story. According to Brad, Candlelight Nightclub in Simi Valley is the source of drunk drivers that have a bad habit … Continue reading