Discussion is expected to focus on safety of public buildings for an open meeting Aug. 8, but City Councilwoman Lorri Galloway fears it’s an attempt to cancel next week’s public gathering.
Tag: Gail Eastman
Eastman Apologizes for Remark That Riot Was a ‘Big Time Win’
Anaheim city councilwoman apologizes for describing Tuesday night’s riot as a political victory for the council majority.
Councilwoman: Violence a ‘Win’ for Political Aims
Riot prevented the Anaheim City Council from doing business, which included considering initiatives for the November ballot.
Anaheim’s Evolving Nepotism Policy
In 2004, Councilwoman Lorri Galloway was forbidden to hire her daughter onto her staff. But in 2011, Councilwoman Gail Eastman was allowed to bring her daughter-in-law on board.
How Did Anaheim City Employees Negotiate Such a Good Deal?
On an Election Day when public employee unions nationwide suffered significant defeats, the Anaheim City Council agreed to a contract with its employees that includes layoff protection and lump sum payouts.
ACLU: Council Does Not Adequately Represent Minorities
The civil rights group says Anaheim must redistrict the city to ensure more Latinos are elected to the City Council.
Anaheim Council Slashes Compensation for Mayor’s Aide
City Hall watchers say the move was part of a series of retaliations against Mayor Tom Tait over his position on hotel tax subsidies.
Anaheim Council Grants Subsidy Extension to Hotelier
The 3-2 vote for a tax subsidy worth up to $44 million to the developer of a four-star hotel in the city’s resort district mirrors an earlier vote on a controversial hotelier subsidy granted earlier in the year.
Anaheim Council Set to Discuss Subsidy for Another Hotelier
Tonight’s City Council agenda includes a subsidy extension for the developer of a four-star hotel in the city’s resort district.
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.










