Anaheim City Councilmembers are considering sending the unredacted findings of an independent corruption probe into city hall to the state attorney general and the FBI this Tuesday.
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When Will Anaheim Residents Get To See The Results of City Hall Corruption Probe?
City officials say residents will get to see a redacted report of an independent corruption probe in about a month’s time. Some residents hope it’s enough to lead to accountability in Anaheim.
Anaheim Residents Can Expect a Redacted City Hall Corruption Probe Report
Citing employee privacy concerns, Anaheim council members voted to hire an outside attorney to help review and redact certain aspects of an independent corruption investigation.
Anaheim Officials Reverse Course and Fully Fund an Independent City Corruption Probe
After scores of residents demanded the city council dig deep on anti-corruption efforts, officials decided to fully fund the probe they questioned earlier this month. One investigator said more FBI indictments could be coming soon.
Pulling Back the Curtain: What Exactly Are Investigators Looking at in The Anaheim Corruption Probe?
Anaheim officials tonight are expected to decide if they will spend more money on their city commissioned corruption probe or not – a decision that could kill the investigation. Here’s what investigators are looking for.
Here Comes The Judge: Meet the Man Overseeing Anaheim’s Corruption Probe
Retired Judge Clay Smith was brought in by Anaheim city officials to oversee their corruption probe. Now, newly elected city council members want investigators to scale down their scope. Smith cautions against burying the probe.
Anaheim Leaders Rarely Question Spending Like They Do On Anti-Corruption Efforts
Anaheim officials are hesitant to spend more money on a city commissioned corruption probe, questioning a recent request at length. Here’s some of the stuff council members spent money on with minimal discussion.
Is Anaheim Shortchanging its Commissioned Corruption Probe?
Investigators asked for more time and money to further examine what they said could be criminal activity. City Council members, citing cost concerns, asked them to narrow the probe.
City Hired Investigators Find ‘Great Stuff’ in Anaheim Corruption Probe
While investigators described their findings so far as background information, they told officials they already have significant findings and around 180 people are potential witnesses.


