In what some say is an all-out effort to save the Anaheim City Council majority, the megaresort has so far doubled what it spent in 2012.
Tag: Kris Murray
Posted inAnaheim, Politics & Elections
Attack Ads Being Taken to New Level in Anaheim
Curt Pringle controls a PAC financing an unprecedented attack ad against Mayor Tom Tait featuring District Attorney Tony Rackauckas. Meanwhile, Tait is funding his own hit pieces.
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A Flood of Campaign Cash Pouring Into Anaheim Races
Disneyland has contributed well over $200,000 to committees supporting the reelection of two incumbents. Meanwhile, unions and other progressive organizations are heavily funding the campaign to transform the city’s council election system.
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Register Again Draws Fire Over Political Ad
The newspaper published an attack ad with an unflattering picture of Anaheim Mayor Tom Tait after rejecting a similar ad that featured a photo of Kris Murray, the mayor’s chief opponent on City Council.
Posted inAnaheim, Economy, Investigative
Anaheim OKs Convention Center Expansion Bonds
Opponents of $300 million Anaheim Convention Center expansion argue issue must go before the voters.
Posted inAnaheim, Countywide, Top Stories
Anaheim Won’t Release New Stadium Figures
City council refuses to publicly disclose new Angel Stadium appraisal
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Anaheim Extends Museum Subsidy for Four Years
On Tuesday, Anaheim City Council approved a $1 million lifeline for the Muzeo; and authorized the destruction of old public records.
Posted inAnaheim, Countywide, Top Stories
Appraisal Shows Angel Stadium Land Worth Up To $325M
A controversial stadium lease framework proposes giving the land to Angels baseball team owner Arte Moreno and his investors for $1 per year.
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Anaheim Set to Reveal Angel Stadium Land Appraisal to Public
The report, which will be on the city’s website May 2, estimate the value of the land involved in the city’s current lease proposal for the Angels.
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Outrage Over Police Shooting Dominates Council Meeting
Nearly 20 people turned out for the meeting and angrily protested the killing and a councilwoman’s comments in its aftermath.
