The complaint alleges that Tom Tait violated state law by voting on matters concerning OCTA, which contracts with his environmental engineering firm.
Tag: Tom Tait
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Tustin Officials Meet Moreno’s Overture With Skepticism
As Angles owner Arte Moreno ups the ante on Anaheim, the feasibility of a move to Tustin is coming under question.
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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.
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Anaheim Mayor’s Take on Angels Talks With Tustin: Told You So
City Council colleagues shouldn’t be surprised that Angels owner Arte Moreno reached out to Tustin as a hardball tactic in stadium lease negotiations.
Posted inAnaheim, Countywide, Investigative, Top Stories, Transportation
Tom Tait Contracts With OCTA; Should He Be on Its Board?
Critics say the Anaheim mayor should not be a director of the transportation agency as long as his engineering firm is a contractor.
Posted inAnaheim, Corrections
Anaheim Council Places Shorter Term for Mayor on June Ballot
The City Council choses to have voters decide whether to cut mayoral terms, another move by the council majority against Mayor Tom Tait.
Posted inAnaheim, Countywide, Top Stories
GOP Central Committee Grills Anaheim Councilwoman
Republican Lucille Kring, who is running for mayor against incumbent Tom Tait, faced tough questions about alleged broken promises and crony capitalism.
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Anaheim Chamber Contracts Raise Issue of Cronyism
The chamber hired the chamber president’s father; a political operative; and two members of its board of directors.
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Supporters of District Elections in Anaheim Celebrate Victory
Nearly 100 advocates of stronger Latino representation gathered on the steps of City Hall to hail a lawsuit settlement that calls for a vote on changing the city’s electoral system.
Posted inAnaheim, Countywide, Top Stories
Why Is Anaheim Talking Settlement in Voting Rights Case?
It could be related to a court ruling in Palmdale and embarrassing revelations in the discovery process, sources say.
