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The 'Anaheim Resort 2.0' Plan Aims to Leverage Public and Private Investment to Improve Infrastructure, Facilitate Movement, and Broaden the District's Appeal.
Vanderpool, Who Resigned From Anaheim in February Amid Questions About a 2020 Trip, Will Begin His New Role in Palm Springs This Thursday.
The Appointment Follows Vanderpool's Resignation From Anaheim Earlier This Year Amidst an FBI Probe and an FPPC Complaint Concerning Resort Interests.
City Officials Are Exploring Significant Improvements for the Disneyland Resort Area, Dubbed Resort 2.0, While Questions Persist About How to Finance the Extensive Project.
The New Initiative Aims to Gather Data on State Law Violations and Offers the City Attorney's Office a Chance to Review Complaints for Potential Intervention.
As Arte Moreno Prepares to Sell the Angels to Stan Kroenke, Questions Arise About Who Will Bear the Cost of Potential Stadium Repairs and the Future of the Venue.
A New Pilot Program and Webpage Will Launch Next Month for Residents to Report Illegal Rent Increases and No-Fault Evictions, Following Calls for Enhanced Tenant Protections.
Councilwoman Natalie Meeks Has Publicly Requested an Immediate Investigation Into Accusations That Mayor Ashleigh Aitken Made Racist Remarks and Questioned Her Chief of Staff’s Perceived Sexuality.
A New Pilot Program and Webpage Will Allow Tenants to Report Illegal Rent Hikes and No-Fault Evictions, Aiming to Gather Data and Review State Law Compliance.
As Arte Moreno Sells the Angels to Stan Kroenke, an Ongoing City Assessment of Angel Stadium Raises Questions About Who Will Bear the Cost of Any Necessary Repairs.
Anaheim Officials Are Constructing a 3-Acre Park Along the Santa Ana River, with Its Planned Parking Facility Tied to Potential Future Development at the Publicly Owned Angel Stadium.
Across Anaheim and Other County Cities, a Significant Number of Residents Without Stable Housing Passed Away Last Month.
Council Members Are Scheduled to Meet Privately to Discuss the Successor to Jim Vanderpool, Who Resigned Earlier This Year Amidst Scrutiny.
As Arte Moreno Sells Angels Baseball to Stan Kroenke, an Ongoing City Assessment of Angel Stadium’s Condition Raises Questions About Who Will Be Responsible for Potential Repair Costs.
A 3-Acre Open Space Behind Angel Stadium, Set to Open Next Summer, Is Moving Forward Despite Unresolved Questions About Dedicated Parking and the Ongoing Sale of the Angels Baseball Team.
The Pilot Initiative Aims to Collect Data on Violations of State Tenant Protection Laws, with the City Attorney's Office Reviewing Complaints for Potential Intervention.
