Judge Allows Suspended Lawyer Running for DA to Stay on Ballot
DA Election 2018
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Orange County Superior Court Judge Craig Griffin ruled Lenore Albert-Sheridan will remain on the ballot for the June 5 primary election.
Why Is Anaheim Borrowing Money to Fix Its Streets?
Countywide
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Meanwhile, the city is using grant funds typically dedicated for street maintenance to pay off a loan for the controversial transit hub known as ARTIC.
Activists End Fight Against Anaheim Convention Center Bonds
Anaheim
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A coalition of activists opposed to the city’s convention center expansion had argued that bonds to pay for a $180 million convention center were illegally approved.
Anaheim OKs Convention Center Expansion Bonds
Anaheim
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Opponents of $300 million Anaheim Convention Center expansion argue issue must go before the voters.
Bankers Back Out of Convention Center Expansion Deal
Anaheim
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CitiGroup drops plans to purchase $265 million in city bonds for the project following lawsuit claiming the financing was illegal.
OC Democrats Boot Their Vice Chair
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Outrage from building trade unions over Greg Diamond’s role in suing Anaheim to stop a construction project prompted the ouster. But the party debate revealed a much deeper rift.
Anaheim Residents Fight Stadium and Convention Center Deals
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A grassroots group is filing lawsuits to stop the new lease proposal for Angel Stadium and the proposed convention center expansion.
Anaheim to Step Up Code Enforcement on Rental Housing
Anaheim
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City leaders say they want to go after slumlords who prey on residents. Meanwhile, critics of the policy call it a ruse to oust poor people.
Anaheim Council Unites to Condemn Hate Speech
Anaheim
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Members of the council majority backed away from assigning Mayor Tom Tait blame for allowing an anti-Semitic and homophobic rant. But debate over whether the mayor was culpable continued among public speakers.
Irvine’s Occupy Encampment Will End Next Month
Irvine
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Organizers of one of the last remaining Occupy camps in the
nation are claiming victory because City Councilman Larry Agran
agreed to address their grievances.