Aggressive police unions, spending on law enforcement over youth programs and few citizen oversight boards — activists and leaders say OC’s debate is years in the making.
Tag: Latinos
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Aleman: Republicans insult Latinos at their Peril
Luis Aleman calls out Trump and the Republicans that tacitly support his divisive rhetoric.
Posted inFullerton, Health & Wellness, News Briefs
Fullerton Council to Hold Public Hearing on Voting District Maps
The hearing, scheduled for Tuesday’s regular Fullerton City Council meeting, will allow residents to give their input on several voting district maps the city is considering as it transitions to a council-district electoral format.
Posted inCountywide, Politics & Elections, Top Stories
Rethinking Republican Party’s Approach to Immigration
A conference at Concordia University reveals efforts to remake the Republican Party’s immigration platform as California approaches an era when Latinos will outnumber whites.
Posted inAnaheim, Politics & Elections
Judge Reverses Ruling; Candidate May Use ‘Chavez’
Judge allows Anaheim City Council candidate to use his birth name, Chavez, on the ballot, but he may not list himself as a retired policeman.
Posted inAnaheim
Anaheim Gets Its Debate Over New Council Districts
A politically charged Anaheim City Council meeting will go forward next week, despite concerns from some residents that the meeting could spark another riot.
Posted inAnaheim
Anaheim City Council Meeting in Emergency Closed Session
Discussion is expected to focus on safety of public buildings for an open meeting Aug. 8, but City Councilwoman Lorri Galloway fears it’s an attempt to cancel next week’s public gathering.
Posted inAnaheim
ACLU: Council Does Not Adequately Represent Minorities
The civil rights group says Anaheim must redistrict the city to ensure more Latinos are elected to the City Council.
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 inBuena Park, Government, Investigative
Supervisors Give Final Approval to New Political Boundaries
The new district lines protect two supervisors who will face
re-election.
