“Tait Slate” Funder Fined For Money Laundering By FPPC
Anaheim Insider here. Last week, the Orange County Register reported that the California Fair...
Read Moreby Anaheim Insider | Oct 11, 2015 | 2012 Election, Government & Politics, John Leos, Tom Tait | 43 |
Anaheim Insider here. Last week, the Orange County Register reported that the California Fair...
Read Moreby Matthew Cunningham | Jun 2, 2014 | 2012 Election, Fireworks, Measure D, Measure E | 8 |
The polls open in about 12 hours, and Election Day Anaheim voters will cast their ballot on the three charter amendments on tomorrow’s ballot. TNT Fireworks put another $45,000 into the Yes on Measure E campaign, hoping to...
Read Moreby Matthew Cunningham | Aug 23, 2013 | 2012 Election, City Council, Jordan Brandman, OCCORD, UNITE-HERE | 0 |
An interesting aspect of OCCORD calling on the state Attorney General and the OC District Attorney to prosecute all four members of Anaheim City Council for imaginary violations is it puts some members of the OCCORD Board of...
Read Moreby Matthew Cunningham | Jul 3, 2013 | 2012 Election, Brian Chuchua, Campaigns, City Council, Jason Young | 10 |
Since last summer, former Anaheim resident and political irritant Jason Young has used his “Save Anaheim” political committee to buy print ads in the Anaheim Bulletin and the Anaheim Hills News leveling venomous,...
Read Moreby Matthew Cunningham | Mar 27, 2013 | 2012 Election, ACLU, Citizens Advisory Committee, City Council, Council Districts, Freedom, OCCORD, UNITE-HERE | 2 |
While the OC Republican Party slumbers, the Democratic Party of Orange County is lending its voice to the left-wing coalition pushing to abolish Anaheim’s current at-large system for electing the city council, and carve...
Read Moreby Matthew Cunningham | Mar 22, 2013 | 2012 Election, Brian Chuchua, John Leos, OCEA/AMEA | 2 |
My frend Chris Emami at OC Political has posted about an Anaheim Campaign Database project he is launching. It is a worthy endeavor, and the information about council candidates is useful. I do have some suggestions for making...
Read Moreby Anaheimocrat | Mar 11, 2013 | 2012 Election, Jordan Brandman, Katherine Smith, Voice of OC | 17 |
In January, I wrote of my disappointment with Voice of OC reporting on Anaheim. I had high hopes for the Voice when is started. However, I have reluctantly concluded reporter Adam Elmahrek has a definite agenda that colors his...
Read Moreby Anaheim Insider | Mar 4, 2013 | 2012 Election, 2014 Election, Gail Eastman, Jordan Brandman, Kindness, Kris Murray, Lorri Galloway, Lucille Kring, Tom Tait | 35 |
UPDATED – 7:55 pm, March 5 – Mayor Tait pulled the item, but it died for lack of a second. Tomorrow night, the Anaheim City Council will discuss whether to appropriate an additional $30,000 to continue paying the...
Read Moreby Matthew Cunningham | Feb 14, 2013 | 2012 Election, City Council, Gail Eastman, Jordan Brandman, Kris Murray, Lucille Kring, Tom Tait | 0 |
Form 460s, the campaign disclosure forms, give a partial insight into the strength of candidates and campaigns. I say partial because they don’t necessarily tell the whole story in terms of other critical measures such as...
Read Moreby Matthew Cunningham | Feb 13, 2013 | 2012 Election, Jason Young | 2 |
Jason Young finally filed the Form 460 for his “Save Anaheim” PAC…eight days late! I think there’s a $10 per-day fine involved there. But I digress. It’s difficult to understand what Mr. Young so...
Read Moreby Matthew Cunningham | Feb 1, 2013 | 2012 Election, Al Jabbar, Anaheim City School District, Jose Moreno | 10 |
TheLiberalOC.com reports that Al Jabbar has been appointed to the Anaheim Union High School District Board of Trustees, filling a vacancy created by the election of Jordan Brandman to the Anaheim City Council. Jabbar works for...
Read Moreby Matthew Cunningham | Feb 1, 2013 | 2012 Election, Campaigns, John Leos, OCEA/AMEA, Transparency | 3 |
The year-end Form 460s — those are campaign finance disclosure forms — were due yesterday, but a number of them were filed over the course of January. I opened up the Form 460 for the OCEA-sponsored “Committee...
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