Anaheim city leaders have a penchant for unveiling lopsided stadium deals around holidays.
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.
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“Little Arabia Exists”: Anaheim Officially Recognizes America’s First Arab American District
After two decades of community activism, Anaheim city council members voted Tuesday to recognize Little Arabia and its Arab American business owners.
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In Wake of FBI Corruption Probe, Angels Baseball Owner Arte Moreno Says He Might Sell Team
In the aftermath of an FBI affidavit focusing on Anaheim city hall dealings with the Los Angeles Angels, owner Arte Moreno looks to part ways with the Major League team.
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Will Anaheim City Leaders Recognize Little Arabia Tonight?
In Little Arabia, merchants say an official recognition by the city would be good for business, especially after COVID. They’ve waited almost 20 years for tonight’s council discussion.
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Who Wants to Run Your City Streets and School Classrooms? A Peek at November’s Ballot
Controlling majorities are up for grabs in Anaheim, Irvine, Santa Ana and Huntington Beach.
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What’s in the Future for Anaheim’s Little Arabia?
As a long awaited official discussion on recognizing Anaheim’s Arab American business owners inches closer, their own city council district representative remains their toughest foe.
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Anaheim Council Members Head Into Election While Investigating Campaign Contributions
New campaign finance disclosures also show some officials are returning money they received from interests under the FBI’s microscope.
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Anaheim Gets a Rare Public Chat on Inner Workings of Officials’ Dead Angel Stadium Deal
Some local leaders are poking “holes” in the official response from City Hall to a scathing Orange County Grand Jury report about the now-dead stadium sale.
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Anaheim’s Corruption Scandal Leads to a Bipartisan Look at Cronyism in Upcoming Forum
A conservative-organized event features leaders from across the political spectrum, and is the first known public forum about Anaheim corruption in the wake of an ongoing federal probe.
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“Enough is Enough”: Anaheim’s Edison Community Demands Safer Streets
After years of requests and the murder of a 17-year-old in Anaheim’s Edison neighborhood, residents are demanding more public safety, lights and community services.
