Former Anaheim City Council candidate John Leos says revelations about former Mayor Curt Pringle demonstrate the need for an ordinance.
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‘Take Back Anaheim’ Initiative Drive Targets Future Subsidies
A coalition of residents called Take Back Anaheim is proposing a ballot measure that would require a citywide vote to approve future subsidies.
Trouble Still Bubbles on Anaheim Council
Relations between council members became strained after approval of a controversial $158-million tax subsidy for the developer of two four-star hotels.
Curt Pringle: Still Master of His Universe
Public records and interviews show that since Curt Pringle stepped down as mayor of Anaheim and left his posts at the transportation and high-speed rail boards, he has remained in the thick of the public’s business.
Anaheim Council Members Want Changes in Meeting Rules
Moves by Harry Sidhu and Kris Murray seem to be in response to the impromptu meeting held in January regarding a subsidy deal with hoteliers.
Anaheim Misfires in Effort to Outsource Graffiti Cleanup
The city outsourced graffiti removal to a private company, Urban Graffiti Enterprises, which then informed the city it could not live up to its promises.
Anaheim Council Rejects Citywide Vote on Hotel Subsidy
Council members shot down a move by the mayor to have city residents vote on a controversial $158-million subsidy for the developer of two four-star hotels.
Anaheim Activists File Lawsuit Over Hotel Subsidy
Some residents are continuing to fight a $158-million tax subsidy to the developer of two four-star hotels at the GardenWalk center, calling for a referendum on the issue and filing a lawsuit to block the subsidy.
Anaheim Councilwoman Schedules Review of City Manager
Council members are set to review acting City Manager Bob Wingenroth’s performance after a sharp divide erupted on the council over granting a large subsidy to a hotelier.
Anaheim’s $158-Million Hotel Subsidy Dominates TV Forum
The Los Angeles-based broadcaster held a forum in Anaheim Monday
night to hear the community’s concerns. Guess what they mostly
talked about.










