While a hotel worker’s union is backing her recall, Disneyland resort area interests are spending big to keep Rubalcava on the city council.
Tag: Measure A
Posted inAnaheim
Anaheim’s Hotel Worker $25 Minimum Wage Ballot Measure on Track to Fail
About two thirds of voters who casted a ballot in the special election were against a $25 an hour wage increase for hotel workers in Anaheim – a city reeling from a public corruption scandal.
Posted inAnaheim
Anaheim Election Night Results: Will Hotel Workers Get a $25 Minimum Wage?
Here’s a look at the initial tally’s on the minimum wage measure for hotel and event workers in Anaheim, known as Measure A.
Posted inCorrections, Countywide, Government, Top Stories
State Watchdog Fines Funder of OC Ethics Commission Measure
The state Fair Political Practices Commission is fining the campaign committee behind a ballot measure for a county ethics commission because it failed to disclose funding of a robocall call featuring Supervisor Todd Spitzer.
Posted inCommunity Opinion, Countywide
Grindle/Mainero: Measure A Is a Good Idea Whose Time Has Come
Measure enhances non-partisan accountability for elected officials in a county where the district attorney has chosen to avoid that job opting instead for politicization.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Pauly: Orange County Measure A, Ain’t The Way!
Measure A adds another layer of government by creating an Ethics Commission. Deborah Pauly asks can ethics be legislated?
Posted inCountywide, Investigative, Top Stories
The Rackauckas/Spitzer Feud Takes Another Weird Turn
Orange County District Attorney Tony Rackauckas has accused county Supervisor Todd Spitzer of “falsely impersonating” an assistant district attorney, the latest salvo in a years-long public feud between the two politicians.
Posted inEducation, Government, Top Stories
County Rejects School Bonds Due to District’s Finances
The Garden Grove district’s proposed budget projects a $60-million deficit.
Posted inSanta Ana
Judge Noncommittal on Timing of One Broadway Ruling
More arguments heard last week in case over the building of what
would be county’s tallest tower, but it could be weeks, or even
months before ruling.
Posted inSanta Ana
One Broadway Plaza Lawsuit Will Go Forward
Superior Court Judge denied Santa Ana’s request to dismiss the
lawsuit and said there might be a “novel legal question” to be
answered.
