A task force created by Mayor Tom Tait presented recommendations
aimed at cutting regulations for both economic and moral
reasons.
Recent revelations of potential conflicts of interest among
high-level officials show the city needs an independent watchdog,
expert says.
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Republican political consultant Matt Cunningham sees Voice of OC
coverage regarding a conflict of interest as unfair.
OC labor leader Tefere Gebre says Anaheim has been the closest
thing we have to a corporate city for a long time.
Councilwoman Kris Murray cast a vote this year to approve a
report by a subsidiary of Willdan Group, which employs her as its
senior vice president, city records show.
Bob Wingenroth takes the helm after City Manager Thomas Wood’s
resignation.
Sources close to City Hall say Thomas Wood and key members of
the City Council had been at odds for some time before he was asked
to resign last week. The city’s business community, meanwhile, is
shocked and confused.
Mayor Tom Tait and City Council members hear residents of a
low-income neighborhood talk about the daily dangers they face.
City was supposed to open its new library to the public and
begin renovations to an adjacent park. Neither has happened.
A look at statements of economic interest filed by Anaheim City
Council members reveals a wide variety of business involvements and
some substantial wealth.
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