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.
City posts names of officials who get free tickets to events on
its website, but not prominently like it is supposed to.
Anaheim mayor says he’s done as an elected in December — but he
won’t be leaving government.
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The future of Anaheim for the past eight years has depended in
large part on Mayor Curt Pringle. Pringle is stepping down at the
end of the year, but who will step up?
Anaheim City Council just passed a new hotel room tax that means
millions for promoting tourism. But along with the money come open
government requirements that tourism execs seem clueless about.
KOCE reporter David Nazar examines a $13 million Homeland
Security grant that is coming Orange County’s way.
Cities from San Francisco to Costa Mesa put strong emphasis on
audits and transparency in applying hotel tourism taxes. Anaheim,
not so much.
Proposal by colleague would prohibit board members from participating in decisions that could create conflicting loyalties.
A group of Orange County cities will have to collectively pay nearly $1 million more than original estimates to stop noise from whistles at train crossings.
Site lets the public know when paroled sex offenders remove their GPS ankle bracelets.
This is not good news for high-speed rail and local bus service in California. Both programs need money to go forward.
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