Republican Lucille Kring, who is running for mayor against incumbent Tom Tait, faced tough questions about alleged broken promises and crony capitalism.
Tag: Anaheim City Council
The Irony of Anaheim’s Settlement
The recent settlement between Latino activists and the city calls for a ballot measure to change the city’s voting system via the very voting system Latinos say is discriminatory.
Supporters of District Elections in Anaheim Celebrate Victory
Nearly 100 advocates of stronger Latino representation gathered on the steps of City Hall to hail a lawsuit settlement that calls for a vote on changing the city’s electoral system.
Anaheim Council Set to OK Settlement for District Elections
Sources close to the situation say the City Council will be approving a settlement to the ACLU Voting Rights Act lawsuit that would put district elections on the November ballot.
Why Is Anaheim Talking Settlement in Voting Rights Case?
It could be related to a court ruling in Palmdale and embarrassing revelations in the discovery process, sources say.
Councilwoman Backs Away From Banning Hookah Bars
The city manager announced that Councilwoman Gail Eastman, who proposed an emergency ordinance, didn’t intend a moratorium.
Anaheim in Settlement Talks on Council Districts Suit
Depositions and hearings have been postponed as the city negotiates settlement of a voting rights lawsuit, according to the Los Angeles Times.
Anaheim to Consider Temporary Ban on Hookah Lounges
Reacting to complaints from Little Arabia’s neighbors, the council will take up the issue at its next meeting Dec. 10.
Lucille Kring Announces Bid for Anaheim Mayor
She says that the current administration has been divisive and that she will be the mayor who unifies this fractured city.
Anaheim to Appraise Land Surrounding Angel Stadium
City staff says a traditional appraisal will be difficult for a number of reasons. Nonetheless, the city will evaluate the land.









