Although the deadline to submit maps for districts isn’t until July of 2016, council members argue the maps should be submitted sooner so potential candidates have ample time to prepare their campaigns.
Tag: Lucille Kring
Posted inAnaheim
Tait, Vanderbilt Deal Blow to Anaheim Council Majority
Anaheim’s mayor handily won re-election, while his endorsed candidate for City Council unseated incumbent Councilwoman Gail Eastman.
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Angel Stadium Talks Take On Their Own Playoff Fever
The rhetoric to keep the Angels in Anaheim – or woo them to Tustin – is ratcheting up.
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 inCountywide, Inside the Newsroom, Investigative, Transportation
Voice of OC Wins Eight Orange County Press Club Awards
The nonprofit newsroom swept the major award categories, which included best news, investigative and broadcast stories.
Posted inAnaheim, Countywide, Investigative, Top Stories
Conflict Questions Cloud Report on Angels’ Economic Impact
The company that produced an economic impact report on the Angels for the city of Anaheim is related to another company that won the team’s food and beverage concession contract.
Posted inAnaheim, Countywide, Top Stories
A Top Cop With Humble Roots
Anaheim Police Chief Raul Quezada took over the department last year after a string of fatal police shootings and a downtown riot. His reforms have been praised as crucial steps toward rebuilding trust, but some say he hasn’t done enough.
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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.
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Anaheim Mayor: City’s Concert Venue Could Go to the Angels
The City National Grove, which provided more than $400,000 in city revenue in 2013, may be part of the proposed deal with Angels’ owner Arte Moreno.
