The endorsement of a union-friendly candidate from a fiscal conservative Republican is an interesting twist in the council race.
Tag: American Civil Liberties Union
Posted inAnaheim, Norberto Santana Jr.
Disney’s Actual Position Regarding Council Districts
News outlets have reported that the mega-resort backed Mayor Tom Tait’s proposal to implement council districts in Anaheim. A closer look reveals that’s not the case.
Posted inAnaheim
Anaheim Gets Its Debate Over New Council Districts
A politically charged Anaheim City Council meeting will go forward next week, despite concerns from some residents that the meeting could spark another riot.
Posted inAnaheim, Countywide, Investigative, Top Stories
Can Anaheim Repair a Broken Trust With Latino Community?
After years of gains, recent police shootings have pushed the level of distrust between the police department and Latinos back to where it was a decade ago, when the department kept dossiers on Latino leaders.
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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.
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Anaheim Debates Whether to Create City Council Districts
Residents packed City Hall to complain that Latinos are underrepresented.
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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.
Posted inAnaheim
ACLU: Council Does Not Adequately Represent Minorities
The civil rights group says Anaheim must redistrict the city to ensure more Latinos are elected to the City Council.
Posted inAnaheim
Anaheim Council to Consider Limits on Public’s Speaking
As of now, there are no limits on speakers, which Mayor Tom Tait
says unfairly favors those who hog the microphone.
Posted inCountywide, Government, Investigative, Top Stories
ACLU Sues Supervisors Over Public Comment Policies
The civil rights group files suit in federal court to force the
board to allow controversial statements at its public meetings.
