It marks the second audit in Anaheim since revelations of an FBI corruption probe into city hall that saw the former mayor lie to federal investigators about trying to ram through the stadium sale for $1 million in campaign support.
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Anaheim to Consider Approving Disneyland Forward
Anaheim officials are expected to vote on the proposed expansion of Disneyland on Tuesday amid a list of persisting concerns by a host of residents on the impacts it will have on their lives.
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Is Anaheim Rushing the Approval of Disneyland’s Expansion?
Officials are looking to sign off on Disneyland’s proposed expansion next week. Some residents are comparing the rushed process to the failed Angel Stadium Sale that was detailed by an FBI corruption probe.
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Anaheim Begins Implementing Changes From Fall of Reform Debates
City officials have to use government phones and certain Disney employees have to register as lobbyists as reforms roll out in the wake of Anaheim’s corruption scandal.
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Should a City Spokesman Craft Statements for Elected Officials on Private Matters?
A Voice of OC investigation found Anaheim City Councilwoman Natalie Rubalcava used the city’s public information office to respond to questions about her private employment.
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Will Anaheim Let Disneyland Privatize Public Roads?
Anaheim City Council members are slated to have their first study session on Disneyland’s proposed expansion, but some residents question if the move will hurt surrounding neighborhoods.
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Santana: Anaheim Offers Key Lessons on How To Clean Up a City Hall
Focusing in the New Year on the reforms that local politicians fought last year offers a roadmap to transparency and change.
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Santana: Will Anaheim Trigger The Fall of Reform Across Orange County and Beyond?
This Fall, the Happiest Place on Earth becomes the backdrop behind a series of hard looks at how local city halls are really run in the wake of a public corruption scandal. Will reform follow or fail?
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Anaheim Tightens Electronic Device Policy After Probe Finds Disregard for Records Law
City officials are also moving to keep emails for two years now, instead of the 90-day window that’s currently in place and require staff to use government devices for city business.
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Anaheim’s Chief Spokesman is Detailed in the Corruption Scandal; Now What?
Questions remain if City spokesman Mike Lyster will get to keep his six-figure paying job after he’s popped up in documents that allege corruption at Anaheim City Hall.
