We’re making progressing on a new flag for Anaheim with nearly 20 community submissions under consideration as we work toward a final design our city can be proud of. Read on...
Anaheim’s budget for the next 12 months dedicates more than $550 million in direct spending on public safety, community services and projects to better the city’s roads, utilities, parks, libraries and more. Read on...
Jorge Cisneros, a 27-year Southern California law enforcement veteran including nearly a decade as a police chief, has been named the next chief of the Anaheim Police Department. Read on...
Anaheim Fire & Rescue Chief Randy Bruegman, who oversaw the city’s response to October’s Canyon Fire 2 and bolstered the department’s firefighting resources after 2008’s Freeway Complex Fire, is retiring later this year. Read on...
Working with a federal judge on homelessness across Orange County, Anaheim and other cities are identifying sites that could serve as first-stop assessment centers, part of a larger strategy to address the impact of homelessness. Read on...
Fourth of July is a great time to honor our country and celebrate with family. Unfortunately, some use it as an excuse for weeks of illegal fireworks use before, during and after the holiday. We urge everyone in Anaheim to “Save it for the Fourth.” Read on...
Nothing says summer like a day at the pool. Starting this Saturday, Anaheim’s Pearson Park Pool opens with free weekend swim for kids, grown-ups and families. Read on...
