Curt Pringle controls a PAC financing an unprecedented attack ad against Mayor Tom Tait featuring District Attorney Tony Rackauckas. Meanwhile, Tait is funding his own hit pieces.
Tag: Anaheim City Council
Posted inAnaheim
Register Again Draws Fire Over Political Ad
The newspaper published an attack ad with an unflattering picture of Anaheim Mayor Tom Tait after rejecting a similar ad that featured a photo of Kris Murray, the mayor’s chief opponent on City Council.
Posted inAnaheim
Angel Stadium Talks Take On Their Own Playoff Fever
The rhetoric to keep the Angels in Anaheim – or woo them to Tustin – is ratcheting up.
Posted inAnaheim, Economy
Judge Rules Against Activists’ Convention Center Suit
City leaders want to issue hundreds of millions of dollars in new bonds to expand the convention center. But a citizens group lawsuit claims the financing plan is illegal.
Posted inAnaheim, Water, Power & Waste
Anaheim OKs Water Use Restrictions
But instead of fines for violators, the city will conduct an education and outreach campaign to inform residents and businesses of the need for conservation.
Posted inAnaheim
Anaheim Extends Museum Subsidy for Four Years
On Tuesday, Anaheim City Council approved a $1 million lifeline for the Muzeo; and authorized the destruction of old public records.
Posted inFullerton, Health & Wellness, Outdoors, Top Stories
Permanent Homeless Shelter Might End Up in Anaheim
The city recently purchased a plot of land near its border with Fullerton that officials say could be the location of Orange County’s first permanent, year-round shelter.
Posted inAnaheim, Countywide, Top Stories
Anaheim Aims to Hire Dozens More Police Officers
Anaheim City Council members Tuesday night unanimously approved a policy to hire 10 new police officers annually for the next four fiscal years, an initiative aimed at restoring department staffing […]
Posted inAnaheim
Anaheim Mayor and Supporters Cheer Defeat of Measure D
Mayor Tom Tait says the failure of the ballot measure – which would have shortened the mayoral term from four years to two – is a “victory for the people.”
Posted inAnaheim
Angels Fear Public’s Reaction to Stadium Land Appraisal
In a letter to the Anaheim City Council, Angels President John Carpino asserts the current appraisal will be “misunderstood” by the public.
