In a stark display of the Anaheim mayor’s political isolation, the City Council refused to authorize a funding increase for his policy aide.
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Anaheim City Attorney ‘Forced to Accept’ Resignation
City Attorney Cristina Talley confirms in an email to city officials that the council majority asked her to resign or face being fired.
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Hotel Developer Still Wants $158-Million City Subsidy
Bill O’Connell, developer of GardenWalk Hotels, wants the Anaheim City Council to again grant him a tax break to build his luxury hotel project.
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Anaheim Council’s $158-Million Hotel Subsidy Overturned
An Orange County Superior Court judge Monday voided the controversial agreement, saying the vote violated the state’s open-meeting law known as the Ralph M. Brown Act.
Posted inAnaheim, Politics & Elections
Kring and Brandman Win Anaheim City Council Seats
Kring, who was endorsed by Mayor Tom Tait, will join the Disney-backed Brandman.
Posted inAnaheim, Politics & Elections
Kring, Brandman Have Early Lead For Anaheim Council
Kring has 21.2 percent of the absentee vote and Barndman has 20.4 percent. John Leos is third with 13.3 percent and Steve Chavez Lodge fourth with 10.5 percent.
Posted inAnaheim, Politics & Elections
Key Issues Prompt Big Spending in Anaheim Race
The total amount of independent expenditures in the race for Anaheim City Council is well over $730,000, much more than in 2010.
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Disneyland Resort’s Contributions to Local PACs Top $300,000
The resort has spent heavily to back two Anaheim City Council candidates.
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OCEA Gives $250,000 More for Leos
Total union contributions to a campaign committee supporting the Anaheim City Council candidate now stand at $438,000.
Posted inAnaheim, Countywide, Economy, Top Stories
Disney’s Hidden Hand in the Anaheim City Council Race
A handful of political action committees financing Anaheim City Council campaigns have received nearly $190,000 from the mega-resort.
