Edwards, interim city manager since Bob Wingenroth resigned, had previously said she would not seek the position.
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Anaheim Names Interim City Manager
The appointment of Marcie Edwards, general manager of city Public Utilities, ends uncertainty over the status of the outgoing city manager.
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Confusion Over When Anaheim City Manager Will Depart
For a while last week, word around Anaheim City Hall was that Bob Wingenroth would be leaving his post prematurely.
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Anaheim City Manager Resigns
Bob Wingenroth, who headed the city bureaucracy during a tumultuous period, said he wants to be closer to family in Arizona.
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Anaheim City Attorney ‘Forced to Accept’ Resignation
City Attorney Cristina Talley confirms in an email to city officials that the council majority asked her to resign or face being fired.
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Hotel Developer Still Wants $158-Million City Subsidy
Bill O’Connell, developer of GardenWalk Hotels, wants the Anaheim City Council to again grant him a tax break to build his luxury hotel project.
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Anaheim Mayor: Time Has Come for Civilian Reviews of Police
The Anaheim City Council is considering the formation of a citizens review commission that would examine allegations of police misconduct.
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Anaheim Council Approves Construction of ARTIC Terminal
The contract sets in motion a nearly $127-million project envisioned as Orange County’s major transportation hub.
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History of Anaheim’s Thin Blue Line
There will be four independent reviews of a police shooting death that shattered trust between Latinos and the Anaheim Police Department. But penetrating the police “code of silence” could prove difficult.
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Could Anaheim Riot Have Been Stopped Before It Started?
Other cities in recent years confronted with volatile controversies took steps to give residents a voice that Anaheim officials did not.
