While all city leaders gave at least some of their tickets to nonprofits, some focused more on community groups while others gave more to campaign donors and friends.
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Anaheim Officials to Decide if Hotel Workers Get a $25 Minimum Wage or Not
After ordering up a rushed economic analysis, Anaheim City Council members are expected to decide on an ordinance increasing pay for hotel workers or put the question to voters instead.
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Anaheim Council Refuses Minimum Wage Increase For Hotel Workers
Officials ordered a study of the proposed ordinance that could impact the same resort interests the FBI alleges having outsized influence over city hall. Voters will likely decide its future.
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Anaheim Hotel Maids Are Tired of Rowdy Guests and Low Wages; Will Officials Intervene?
One year after revelations of an FBI corruption probe in Anaheim, officials are expected to weigh in on a proposed law aimed at increasing pay and protections for hotel maids.
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Is Anaheim Looking to Secretly Negotiate Another Angel Stadium Deal?
Anaheim City Council members secretly rejected a lawsuit settlement that would’ve forced them to publicly construct any new Angel Stadium deal.
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Will Anaheim Require Better Pay and Protections for Hotel Housekeepers?
Anaheim city council members could either adopt an ordinance giving hotel workers pay raises and workplace protections or put the question to city voters.
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Anaheim Residents Can Expect a Redacted City Hall Corruption Probe Report
Citing employee privacy concerns, Anaheim council members voted to hire an outside attorney to help review and redact certain aspects of an independent corruption investigation.
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How Much of Anaheim’s City Hall Corruption Probe Will Residents See?
After considering limiting the scope of the independent probe and placing a gag order on investigators, officials today are expected to reconsider exactly what gets released in the final report.
Posted inEquality & Equity
Lost in Translation: OC Cities Shut Out Non-English Speakers From Online Public Meeting Broadcasts
As a city corruption scandal forces major conversations in English about Anaheim City Hall dealmaking and special interest influence, some Spanish speakers have pushed for a change.
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Anaheim Officials Reverse Course and Fully Fund an Independent City Corruption Probe
After scores of residents demanded the city council dig deep on anti-corruption efforts, officials decided to fully fund the probe they questioned earlier this month. One investigator said more FBI indictments could be coming soon.
