More than 50 residents attended a community forum to discuss frustrations about police and city leaders nearly a year after that anger boiled over.
Tag: Jose Moreno
Posted inAnaheim, Economy, Politics & Elections
Brandman Vows to Support Living Wage and Council Districts
The Anaheim City Council candidate makes commitments to the Latino group Los Amigos of Orange County and attempts to patch a wounded relationship.
Posted inAnaheim, Countywide, Top Stories
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.
Posted inAnaheim, Countywide, Investigative, Top Stories
Can Anaheim Repair a Broken Trust With Latino Community?
After years of gains, recent police shootings have pushed the level of distrust between the police department and Latinos back to where it was a decade ago, when the department kept dossiers on Latino leaders.
Posted inAnaheim
Councilwoman: Violence a ‘Win’ for Political Aims
Riot prevented the Anaheim City Council from doing business, which included considering initiatives for the November ballot.
Posted inGovernment, Politics & Elections, Top Stories
With Differing Views, Local Leaders Map November Election Strategies
Labor confronts the Democratic establishment while Republicans deal with their moderates. Both keep trying to figure out Latinos.
Posted inAnaheim, Community Opinion, Countywide
Community Editorial: Why We’re Suing the City of Anaheim
Voice of OC Community Editorial Board members Jose Moreno and Eric Altman explain why they’re challenging a $158-million subsidy.
Posted inCountywide, Top Stories
What Can Be Done About the Latino Student Achievement Gap?
Santa Ana conference focuses on why Latino students overall
continue to underperform in the classroom and what can be done
about it.
Posted inCountywide, Economy, Investigative, Santa Ana, Top Stories
Santa Ana Gentrification Battle Breaks Into Song
Young Latinos stormed Saturday’s Art Walk and used song, dance
and theater to protest what they and others say is an effort to rob
downtown of its Latino identity.
Posted inGovernment
Trying to Draw Lines That Don’t Disenfranchise
Redistricting Commission has the difficult task of creating new
boundaries that aren’t based on politics but also keep Latino and
Vietnamese communities intact.
