Tonight’s City Council agenda includes a subsidy extension for the developer of a four-star hotel in the city’s resort district.
Tag: Anaheim City Council
Posted inAnaheim, Countywide, Investigative, Top Stories
Is Another ‘Bill O’Connell Deal’ in the Works in Anaheim?
Sources say next week’s City Council agenda will include another subsidy request by a hotel developer. The item prompts references to the $158-million subsidy given to the developers of the GardenWalk hotels earlier in the year.
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Mayor Puts the Brakes on Anaheim’s $2.2-Million Airplane
Mayor Tom Tait wants to make sure city gets the “best bang for its buck” before supporting police department’s purchase.
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Wingenroth Unanimously Appointed Anaheim City Manager
Council members who had criticized him while interim city manager join in the general atmosphere of praise.
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Does Anaheim Need a $2.2-Million Flying ‘Grand Caravan?’
Using funds seized in drug raids, the Police Department is planning to buy a new, fixed-wing airplane to replace a 12-year-old helicopter.
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Grindle Again Reverses Stance on Sidhu Contributions
Campaign watchdog first insisted the councilman return donations from a hotelier, then changed her mind. Now she’s back to her original position.
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Anaheim City Council Strips Galloway of Mayor Pro Tem Title
Council majority takes action against Councilwoman Lorri Galloway for using her title in support of proposal to put hotel subsidies to citywide votes.
Posted inAnaheim, Transportation
Another Call for Transparency in Anaheim’s City Government
Former Anaheim City Council candidate John Leos says revelations about former Mayor Curt Pringle demonstrate the need for an ordinance.
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Anaheim Council Members Want Changes in Meeting Rules
Moves by Harry Sidhu and Kris Murray seem to be in response to the impromptu meeting held in January regarding a subsidy deal with hoteliers.
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Anaheim Council Rejects Citywide Vote on Hotel Subsidy
Council members shot down a move by the mayor to have city residents vote on a controversial $158-million subsidy for the developer of two four-star hotels.
