James Ruth, the Anaheim city manager who negotiated the last major Angel Stadium lease deal, has issues with team owner Arte Moreno’s hardball tactics.
Tag: Marcie Edwards
Posted inAnaheim
Anaheim Moves Forward on Public Safety Review Board
The city manager notes that neither police groups nor mothers of police shooting victims are happy with the civilian oversight proposal.
Posted inAnaheim
Top Anaheim Official Heads to LA
City Manager Marcie Edwards is set to take the top slot at the Department of Water and Power.
Posted inAnaheim, Top Stories
Councilwoman Backs Away From Banning Hookah Bars
The city manager announced that Councilwoman Gail Eastman, who proposed an emergency ordinance, didn’t intend a moratorium.
Posted inSanta Ana
Anaheim to Appraise Land Surrounding Angel Stadium
City staff says a traditional appraisal will be difficult for a number of reasons. Nonetheless, the city will evaluate the land.
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Activists Blast Negotiations With Angels for Angel Stadium
Former Councilwoman Lorri Galloway and other activists are battling the council majority over the pending lease agreement with the team.
Posted inAnaheim
Edwards Changes Her Mind, Is Appointed City Manager
Edwards, interim city manager since Bob Wingenroth resigned, had previously said she would not seek the position.
Posted inAnaheim
Anaheim Names Interim City Manager
The appointment of Marcie Edwards, general manager of city Public Utilities, ends uncertainty over the status of the outgoing city manager.
Posted inAnaheim, Investigative, Santa Ana, Transportation
Another Questionable Business Relationship for Santa Ana Mayor
Miguel Pulido received payments from green energy entrepreneur
who led the city of Anaheim into a failed partnership and has been
described in lawsuits as a scam artist.
Second of two parts. Read part one here.
Posted inAnaheim, Countywide, Investigative, Top Stories
Anaheim’s Green Deal Gone Bad
Last year, former Mayor Curt Pringle touted the city’s
partnership with a company he said would revolutionize the power
industry. What Pringle apparently didn’t know was that Anaheim was
partnering with an alleged con artist.
First of two parts. Read part two, “Another Questionable
Business Relationship for Santa Ana Mayor,” here.
