Anaheim to Increase Security at City Parks
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A unanimous Anaheim City Council has approved $400,000 partly to ramp up visible, private security and park rangers at city parks where large numbers of homeless people are known to visit.
Details Decided for Santa Ana Riverbed Homeless Evictions; Judge Monitoring Closely
Santa Ana Riverbed Homeless
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County officials and lawyers for homeless people said they planned to work over the three-day holiday weekend to help ensure any homeless people who want motel rooms before the Tuesday deadline can quickly move into them.
Parking Perplexes Neighborhoods Across the OC
Countywide
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The realities created by permit parking programs could get some cities in trouble if they don’t ensure their programs are fair for all residents, whether they live in a house or an apartment.
Anaheim Neighborhoods Have Become Parking Battlegrounds
Anaheim
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Faced with an influx of cars from other neighborhoods, Anaheim homeowners have increasingly pushed the city for permit-only parking on their streets. But that has forced apartment dwellers to park blocks — and in some cases nearly a mile — from their homes.
Anaheim Council Postpones Vote on City Attorney Appointment
Anaheim
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Anaheim City Council members Tuesday, with no explanation, postponed a vote to appoint a controversial candidate to the city’s vacant city attorney post.
Anaheim Pays Former City Attorney $1.45 Million to Settle Discrimination Suit
Anaheim
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The payment settles a lawsuit filed in 2014 by former City Attorney Cristina Talley, who claimed she was forced to resign her post in 2013 after facing years of age, gender and race-based discrimination.
Angels Play Hardball to Force Delay of Council Vote on Proposed Development
Anaheim
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The Anaheim City Council voted Tuesday to postpone a vote on a $450 million, mega-development at the Platinum Triangle after facing heavy opposition from the Major League Baseball team.
Short-Term Rental Owners File Lawsuit Against Anaheim
Anaheim
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An alliance of short term rental owners in Anaheim have filed a lawsuit challenging the city’s ban on the home rentals, joining the web platforms AirBnB and HomeAway in fighting the new law.