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Glendale City Council field gets smaller after Perlita M. del Rey's nomination paperwork denied
The slate of City Council candidates on the April ballot has been whittled down by one after the Los Angeles County registrar-recorder denied Perlita M. del Rey's nomination paperwork. Although del Rey submitted more than the requisite 100 signatures...Tags: Politics, Local Elections
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Ron Kaye: It isn't utopia, but it's far from dystopia
Once long ago, during my year as an old-fashioned rewrite-man at the National Enquirer, the demonic man who owned and ran the tabloid as if it and its journalists were a figment of his over-active imagination sent a reporter around the world in search...Tags: Politics, Government, Arts and Culture, Petroleum Industry, Local Elections
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Pension reform leads issues at candidate forum
City pensions and looming electricity rate increases were front and center Saturday as 10 of the 13 candidates for City Council faced off at the first election forum of the campaign season. In front of about 80 people at the Oakmont Country Club,...
Tags: Politics, Local Elections, Electricity Production and Distribution, Interior Policy, Political Fundraising
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Ron Kaye: The Gatto plot thickens
The clumsy statements by Assemblyman Mike Gatto's political team denying that he ran a slate of delegates for the 43rd Assembly District's seats at the state Democratic Party convention — and that challengers were threatened and intimidated —...Tags: Politics, Parties and Movements, Parkinson's Disease, Government, Local Elections
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Council illegally submitted argument
On April 2 Glendalians will vote on Measure B. I've argued the measure legalizes the city's current practice whereby, in violation of its charter, it annually transfers $21 million of electrical receipts to the general budget fund; and, at the same time...Tags: Politics, Labor Legislation, Career and Workplace
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Najarian gains Schiff's support in fight to keep MTA board seat
Glendale City Councilman Ara Najarian now has a congressman in his corner as he fights to keep his board seat on the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority. In December, representatives from 10 cities in the San Gabriel Valley voted...
Tags: Politics, Highway Transportation, Adam Schiff, Michael Antonovich , Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority
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List of candidates in Glendale municipal election firms up
The pool of candidates in the Glendale City Council race has grown to 13 after two people filed the necessary 100 signatures in time to qualify for the April 2 ballot Tuesday afternoon. Although the technical deadline was Thursday, it was extended by...Tags: Politics, Local Elections, Google+
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Security firm's claim rejected
Glendale Unified has rejected a claim filed by a candidate for school board who alleges the district engaged in discriminatory and unfair business practices when it severed ties with his security firm in 2007. Ali Sadri — who is running in the...Tags: Awards and Prizes, Politics, Health and Safety at School
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Two incumbents, nine challengers vie for Glendale council seats
Eleven Glendale City Council candidates are one step closer to getting on the April ballot after they each turned in more than 100 signatures from local residents nominating them to run for three available seats. The signatures must still be confirmed by...Tags: Politics, Local Elections, Google Inc., Voting
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Ron Kaye: Party needs to clear the air
Assemblyman Mike Gatto's political director sent out an email blast urging Democrats in the 43rd Assembly District to show up with “as many friends and family as possible” on Jan. 12 at the IATSE union hall in Burbank to elect a dozen...Tags: Parties and Movements, Politics, Government, Teaching and Learning, Teachers
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County supervisors put off vote on storm water cleanup fee
Los Angeles County supervisors on Tuesday deferred a vote on placing a storm water cleanup tax on the ballot amid strong opposition from a range of stakeholders, including local school districts, which have historically been exempt from such fees. The...
Tags: Job Layoffs, Politics, Don Knabe, Gloria Molina, Voting
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The martial art of subduing special interests
Passing a major reform in Sacramento has the same odds as a novice knocking out the champ at a martial-arts competition. This is particularly true when it comes to reforming ballot-box budgeting. I’ve introduced eight measures on this topic over the...Tags: Politics, Citizens Initiative and Recall, Democratic Party, Finance, Karate
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