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Three More OC Cities Oppose California’s Sanctuary State Law

“sanctuary state” law
By Thy Vo and Spencer Custodio | April 13, 2018

Orange, Newport Beach and Westminster joined the county and seven other cities in opposing California’s sanctuary state law, which limits state and local law enforcement’s communications with federal immigration authorities and prohibits officers from holding and questioning people based on immigration violations.

Westminster Ballot Measure Would Increase Mayor’s Term From Two to Four Years

Westminster mayor
By Thy Vo | March 2, 2018

The ballot measure, which will go before voters June 5, would increase the mayor’s term from two to four years. It was proposed by Councilman Tyler Diep.

Allegations of Corruption by Former Westminster Police Chief Now Available in Vietnamese

public records lawsuit
By Thy Vo | January 17, 2018

Last month, hours before city hall closed for the holidays on Dec. 22, the city of Westminster released an explosive complaint written by its former police chief, Kevin Baker.

City Council Candidates Already Fundraising for Next Year’s Races

Election 2018
By Thy Vo and Nick Gerda | August 2, 2017

Several Anaheim, Santa Ana, Irvine and other city council members and candidates reported robust fundraising for the first six months of 2017, according to the latest campaign finance disclosures.

Westminster Staff, Council Say Tearful Goodbye to City Clerk

Amanda Jensen
By Thy Vo | July 21, 2017

The Westminster City Council Wednesday night gave an emotional tribute to former City Clerk Amanda Jensen, who was shot and killed July 16 by a Los Alamitos police captain.

Westminster to Spend More on Homeless Services

City Net
By Thy Vo | February 22, 2017

With new revenue from a recent sales tax increase starting in April, council members hired two police officers, and plan to add part-time code enforcement workers and other services aimed at helping the homeless.

Residency Complaint On Westminster Councilwoman Prompts Policy Change

Westminster
By Thy Vo | December 21, 2016

Questions about the residency of newly elected Councilwoman Kimberly Ho have led to a policy requiring a screening process to ensure that applicants who want to serve on a commission or committee live in the city.

Westminster Council Weighs Budget Cuts But Says Public Safety is Off-Limits

Westminster
By Thy Vo | July 8, 2016

While Westminster City Council members have struggled to make any decisions about how to deal with a $12.6 million structural deficit that is only expected to rise in coming years, they have made at least one thing clear: public safety will be a priority.

Sales Tax Increase to Go Before Westminster Voters

Westminster
By Thy Vo | June 23, 2016

After a contentious meeting packed with residents and employees in support of putting a tax increase before voters, the City Council voted to approve the ballot measure on the condition that any tax increase expire after six years.

Westminster Council to Debate Taxes vs. Spending Cuts Amid Dire Budget Picture

Westminster
By Thy Vo | June 21, 2016

As the window rapidly closes on they city’s chances to prevent bankruptcy by 2018, council members will meet Wednesday to pass a 2016-17 budget and again debate whether the path forward should be shaped by a tax increase or major spending cuts.

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