Reacting to complaints from Little Arabia’s neighbors, the council will take up the issue at its next meeting Dec. 10.
Tag: Tom Tait
Posted inAnaheim
Lucille Kring Announces Bid for Anaheim Mayor
She says that the current administration has been divisive and that she will be the mayor who unifies this fractured city.
Posted inAnaheim, Transportation
OC Register’s Naming Rights Deal With Anaheim Collapses
Freedom Communications, owner of the newspaper, was to act as a broker on corporate sponsorships for a city transit depot.
Posted inSanta Ana
Anaheim to Appraise Land Surrounding Angel Stadium
City staff says a traditional appraisal will be difficult for a number of reasons. Nonetheless, the city will evaluate the land.
Posted inAnaheim
Galloway’s Mayoral Gambit Creates Rift Among Tait Loyalists
The former Anaheim councilwoman has revealed a plan under which she would run for mayor in 2014 and the current mayor would step aside.
Posted inAnaheim, Top Stories
Facelift for Tennis Center Likely Back in Anaheim Budget
The controversial renovation of the city’s tennis center had been yanked from the budget after Latino activists and the mayor were outraged that $6.4 million was dedicated to the project. But a study session last week revealed it is actually still in the plan.
Posted inAnaheim
Anaheim Council Unites to Condemn Hate Speech
Members of the council majority backed away from assigning Mayor Tom Tait blame for allowing an anti-Semitic and homophobic rant. But debate over whether the mayor was culpable continued among public speakers.
Posted inAnaheim
Small-Business Group Forms to Fill ‘Void’ in Anaheim
Small-business owners feel ignored by the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce, which concentrates of large businesses and lobbying.
Posted inAnaheim, Countywide, Top Stories
Gadfly’s Hate Speech Used in Latest Attack on Anaheim Mayor
A resident’s rant against Jews and homosexuals during a City Council meeting has become the center of another political battle in Anaheim.
Posted inAnaheim
Anaheim Council to Strip Mayor of Agenda Power
On Sept. 30 the council majority will likely vote to strip Mayor Tom Tait of his power to unilaterally place items on council meeting agendas. Tait says its retaliation for his efforts to bring transparency to the stadium deal.
