There are growing calls for Mayor Harry Sidhu and his council majority to resign, along with investigations of senior city staff.
Yearly Archives: 2022
OC Judge Halts Angel Stadium Sale Amidst FBI Corruption Probe of Anaheim Mayor
The ruling comes as explosive allegations of public corruption were made public Monday, stemming from a federal probe into Anaheim Mayor Harry Sidhu.
Feds Charge Anaheim’s Chamber of Commerce CEO in Corruption Probe
Todd Ament, who led the chamber for years, is accused of defrauding a cannabis company to help purchase a million dollar home in the San Bernardino Mountains.
Santana: FBI Reveals The Secret Agenda Behind Anaheim’s Sale of Angel Stadium
An explosive FBI affidavit reveals an ongoing probe and alleges that Anaheim Mayor Harry Sidhu rushed the deal with the LA Angels so they would finance his re-election campaign.
Shelter or Jail: Stanton City Council Members Look to Crack Down on Homelessness
With the recent increase in shelter beds and a statewide shortage of housing, Stanton city officials continue wrestling with how to address the homelessness crisis.
FBI Corruption Probe Into Anaheim Mayor Sidhu Stalls the Angel Stadium Sale
Attorney General Rob Bonta is asking an Orange County Superior Court judge to pause the stadium sale as the FBI investigates Mayor Harry Sidhu for “criminal offenses,” including bribery and wire fraud.
Authorities: Suspect in Laguna Woods Shooting Was Politically Motivated by ‘Hate’ for Taiwanese
OC Sheriff Don Barnes said Sunday’s shooting was politically motivated and indicated the suspect hates Taiwanese people. Federal officials are considering charging him with a hate crime.
Orange County Taxpayers Keep Paying Millions for Costly Computer Glitches, Year After Year
When county computer vendors don’t deliver as promised, who foots the bill? Taxpayers.
Tackling Catalytic Converter Theft: Some Orange County Cities Now Require Proof of Ownership
While local officials are trying to crack down on widespread catalytic converter theft, some cities will require people to prove they own converters that aren’t attached to a car.
Mission Viejo Halts Controversial Six-Story Development, Keeping Small Town Landscape
The Mission Viejo City Council voted against adding a new mixed-use zone to the city’s code, blocking high-rise apartments and preventing other similar developments.








