Riot prevented the Anaheim City Council from doing business, which included considering initiatives for the November ballot.
Category: Anaheim
Anaheim, Orange County’s largest city and home to the Disneyland Resort and Angel Stadium, has about 340,000 residents. We cover the City Council’s votes, its budget, the resort district and policing.
Protesters Clash With Riot Police Outside Anaheim City Hall
Protesters threw rocks and bottles at police in the intersection of Anaheim Boulevard and Broadway, a reaction to police shootings over the weekend.
Protesters Clash With Police Outside Anaheim City Hall
Protesters throw rocks and bottles at police at intersection of Anaheim Boulevard and Broadway, a reaction to police shootings over the weekend.
A Neighborhood Is Pushed to the Brink
Already tense relations between Anaheim’s Latino community and the city’s police department are in danger of boiling over after two police shootings and a crowd control effort gone awry.
OCTA and Anaheim Settle ARTIC Dispute With a Land Sale
OCTA agreed to sell a 13.5-acre site for the city to build a regional transportation center.
Anaheim Debates Whether to Create City Council Districts
Residents packed City Hall to complain that Latinos are underrepresented.
Anaheim’s Evolving Nepotism Policy
In 2004, Councilwoman Lorri Galloway was forbidden to hire her daughter onto her staff. But in 2011, Councilwoman Gail Eastman was allowed to bring her daughter-in-law on board.
Grand Jury: ARTIC Good for OC
The Orange County grand jury says the transportation center, which critics have called unnecessary, “will be a plus for the Orange County area.”
How Did Anaheim City Employees Negotiate Such a Good Deal?
On an Election Day when public employee unions nationwide suffered significant defeats, the Anaheim City Council agreed to a contract with its employees that includes layoff protection and lump sum payouts.
ACLU Sues Anaheim Over Representation of Minorities
The civil rights group asserts that Anaheim must carve out city council districts so poor neighborhoods are adequately represented.









