Mayor Tom Tait and The Orange County Register’s editorial board recently endorsed council candidates Lucille King and John Leos.
Tag: Tom Tait
Posted inAnaheim, Countywide, Top Stories
Anaheim Mayor: Time Has Come for Civilian Reviews of Police
The Anaheim City Council is considering the formation of a citizens review commission that would examine allegations of police misconduct.
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First Anaheim Electoral Committee Meeting Scheduled
Its purpose is to consider a possible electoral system change, but some are already saying the setup has flaws.
Posted inAnaheim, Countywide, Investigative, Top Stories
Anaheim Council Lets Taxi Company Keep Its Ticket to Ride
The Anaheim City Council rebuffed an effort by one local taxi company to keep a competitor from getting a franchise to operate in the city.
Posted inAnaheim, Countywide, Investigative, Top Stories
Round Two of the Anaheim Taxi War
The Anaheim City Council tonight will re-hear the granting of 255 taxi permits at the behest of California Yellow Cab. The brewing battle provides a peek into the city’s power politics.
Posted inAnaheim, Politics & Elections
Clear Battle Lines in Anaheim With Tait Endorsement of Leos
The endorsement of a union-friendly candidate from a fiscal conservative Republican is an interesting twist in the council race.
Posted inAnaheim, Norberto Santana Jr.
Disney’s Actual Position Regarding Council Districts
News outlets have reported that the mega-resort backed Mayor Tom Tait’s proposal to implement council districts in Anaheim. A closer look reveals that’s not the case.
Posted inAnaheim, Countywide, Top Stories
Anaheim City Council Delays Action on Council Districts
After hearing many calls for a switch to a system that requires council members elected by districts, the council majority tables the issue.
Posted inAnaheim, Countywide, Investigative, Top Stories
History of Anaheim’s Thin Blue Line
There will be four independent reviews of a police shooting death that shattered trust between Latinos and the Anaheim Police Department. But penetrating the police “code of silence” could prove difficult.
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Anaheim Gets Its Debate Over New Council Districts
A politically charged Anaheim City Council meeting will go forward next week, despite concerns from some residents that the meeting could spark another riot.
