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Longtime Anaheim businessman Bill Taormina says a room tax
discount should be offered to all hoteliers in the city in exchange
for community benefits.
Michael Gennaco’s report will be the first public accounting of
the Fullerton Police Department’s initial portrayal of the
incident.
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State Sen. Lou Correa is considering legislation in the wake of
an uproar over Anaheim’s $158-million hotel subsidy.
Probe comes after Orange County watchdog Shirley Grindle
retracted her demand that the Anaheim councilman refund $3,400.
Arnold Kleiner, who heads KABC-TV, is riled by what he calls a
“misrepresentation” of a town hall meeting the station
sponsored.
His departure comes as the board of the health program for
Orange County’s poor and elderly has undergone significant
changes.
The Los Angeles-based broadcaster held a forum in Anaheim Monday
night to hear the community’s concerns. Guess what they mostly
talked about.
Shirley Grindle says she cannot disprove hotelier William
O’Connell’s claims that he did not control $5,100 in contributions
to Harry Sidhu’s 2010 campaign for county supervisor.
Teamsters Local 952 resigns from the OC Labor Federation after
federation leaders speak against the $158-million subsidy for two
planned four-star hotels in Anaheim.
Anaheim Mayor Tom Tait and Councilwoman Lorri Galloway say the
public has a right to know who is reaping the benefit from the
$158-million tax break.
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