City officials hoped tracks and terminal in Anaheim would be
part of initial construction plans. Not anymore.
Category: Anaheim
Registrar’s Planning Aims to Thwart Polling Problems
The Registrar of Voters’ new techniques for estimating precinct
turnout should prevent delays, but past issues keep watchdogs
wary.
Clients of Pringle Have High-Speed Rail Interests
Anaheim mayor and rail authority chairman has been an adviser to
a firm that owns property along proposed routes.
Don’t Expect OC to Become Amsterdam, Regardless of Prop. 19 Outcome
Interviews with elected officials throughout Orange County
reveal anxiety over the prospect of allowing businesses to sell
marijuana.
Anaheim to Move Ahead With Platinum Triangle
A divided council on Tuesday approves a revised environmental
impact report for the 800-acre project over the objections of a
parade of critics.
Platinum Triangle on Anaheim Council Agenda
Council is expected to get an earful on the long-slated project,
especially regarding schools, parks and housing.
High-Speed Rail Board Can’t Find Records of Travel to Europe
State ethics law requires the agency to publicly list that
information.
Battling for Name ID in Anaheim
The challenge facing the super-sized field of 14 candidates
running for two Anaheim City Council seats is simply making sure
voters remember their name.
Anaheim Mayoral Hopefuls Try the Personal Touch
One of the leading candidates vying to replace Curt Pringle is
running on neighborhood issues; the other, ‘kindness.’
Sarah Palin Visits OC as Part of GOP ‘Sprint to the Finish’
Former vice presidential candidate draws big crowd for stump
speech that benefits Van Tran.


