Water is one of those services we don’t often pay much attention to, but when we turn on the faucet we expect it to be there for us. At Anaheim Public Utilities, we work hard to meet that expectation. Read on...

The prolonged and ongoing coronavirus economic downturn has created a $114 million city budget deficit with Anaheim looking to borrowing, more cost cutting and any additional federal assistance to close the gap in coming months. Read on...

We don't need to tell anyone that coronavirus cases are spiking at an alarming rate. But starting this week, you'll start seeing a new public awareness campaign across Anaheim. Read on...

With the holiday next week, many of our COVID-19 testing sites will be closed on Thursday and Friday and offering some alternative days. Read on...

It brings us no joy to say the holiday season is very different this year. Read on...

Walk-up COVID-19 testing is now available in west and east Anaheim. Read on...

Anaheim, Orange County and all of Southern California are under a regional stay-at-home order as of 11:59 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 6. Read on...

Anaheim, Orange County and all of Southern California are under a regional stay-at-home order as of 11:59 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 6. Read on...

The Southern California region, including Anaheim and Orange County, saw intensive-care bed availability fall below a critical 15 percent threshold on Friday. The region's ICU availability is 13.1 percent, down from 20.6 percent a day earlier. Read on...

No-cost COVID-19 is available Tuesdays through Fridays from noon to 7 p.m. and on Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Read on...

Appointments are available at our walk-up COVID-19 testing kiosk at Anaheim City Hall. Available Mondays and Wednesdays. Read on...

Anaheim is offering grants to local restaurants who need help building or expanding outdoor dining space amid the ongoing coronavirus crisis. Read on...

Appointments are now open for Anaheim's new walk-up COVID-19 testing kiosk at Anaheim City Hall. Available Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Read on...

Anaheim is giving away free face masks to anyone who gets tested for COVID-19 at the Anaheim Convention Center on Wednesday, Oct. 14. Read on...

We’re looking for a District 5 resident to add their voice to the discussion about policing in Anaheim, as we continue our efforts to strengthen ties between Anaheim Police and our community. Read on...

Anaheim is again offering assistance to struggling renters, reopening a second round of applications for the city’s Emergency Rental Assistance Program. Applications are open Sept. 30 through Oct. 14. Read on...

The Anaheim City Council approved keeping Angels Baseball in the city through at least 2050, selling the city’s stadium and surrounding land for $320 million and seeing development of an urban village with homes, hotels, offices, jobs and public transit. Read on...

The City Council tonight is set to consider a plan that would keep Angels Baseball in the city through at least 2050, sell the city’s stadium and land for $320 million, see development of an urban village with homes, hotels, offices, jobs, public transit. Read on...

Residents near Ponderosa Park will soon have neighborhood access to the care they need thanks to a new St. Jude Neighborhood Health Center. Read on...

Anaheim’s coronavirus information hub is getting a makeover. Read on...

If you thought masks weren’t cool in Orange County, think again. All of Orange County’s 34 mayors have teamed up to send a message to residents, businesses and visitors: “Mask up to open up OC!” Read on...

The deadline to fill out your Census 2020 form is Sept. 30, so be sure to get yours in on time. There’s a lot at stake for Anaheim. Read on...

Residents can get free face masks without leaving their car at Anaheim’s third drive-thru mask distribution event on Saturday, Sept. 26 from 8 a.m. to noon at Temple Beth Emet, 1770 W. Cerritos Ave. Read on...

Anaheim’s adopted budget for the next 12 months continues to provide for our community while reflecting the still unfolding impact of the coronavirus crisis on the city’s finances. Read on...

Starting next month, Anaheim residents can get help with their internet costs thanks to a new rebate program approved by the Anaheim City Council on Tuesday. Read on...

No-cost COVID-19 tests will now be available on weekday evenings at Anaheim Convention Center. Starting Sept. 22, testing will be available Tuesdays through Fridays from noon to 7 p.m. and on Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Read on...

Join us for a virtual Town Hall meeting via Zoom on Saturday, Sept. 24, from 5-6 p.m. to hear more information and ask any questions you might have on the proposed final-stage plan for the future of Angels Baseball in Anaheim. Read on...

We have a vision to reimagine what we call the Center City Corridors, the area stretching along Anaheim Boulevard that includes our downtown. Once Anaheim bounces back, this will be a key plan to help the area not only recover, but thrive. Read on...

Join us for a virtual Town Hall meeting via Zoom on Saturday, Sept. 12, from 11 a.m. to noon to hear more information and ask any questions you might have on the proposed final-stage plan for the future of Angels Baseball in Anaheim. Read on...

Residents can get free face masks without leaving their car at Anaheim’s first-ever drive-thru mask distribution event on Sept. 16. Read on...

Join us for a virtual Town Hall meeting via Zoom on Tuesday, Sept. 8, from 5 to 6 p.m. to hear more information and ask any questions you might have on the proposed final-stage plan for the future of Angels Baseball in Anaheim. Read on...

After two successful months of operating a no-cost, drive-thru COVID-19 testing site at the Anaheim Convention Center in July, Anaheim has partnered with the county of Orange to extend public testing through November. Read on...

Residents can get free face masks without leaving their car at Anaheim’s first-ever drive-thru mask distribution event on Sept. 9. Read on...

The Anaheim City Council on Tuesday voted to spend an added $4 million to help residents and businesses impacted by the coronavirus crisis. Read on...

Anaheim’s City Council has approved an employment agreement with James Vanderpool to serve as Anaheim’s next city manager. Read on...

Anaheim residents and those across Orange County can get no-cost, drive-thru COVID-19 testing at the Anaheim Convention Center Tuesday through Saturday. Read on...

Work on Maxwell Dog Park is set to begin in August, following City Council approval on Tuesday of a construction contract for the project. Read on...

Anaheim residents and those across Orange County will have access to drive-thru COVID-19 testing at the Anaheim Convention Center starting Wednesday, July 15. Read on...

Anaheim has issued a citywide face covering requirement to support California's June 18 guidance on face coverings in public. Read on...

We began a gradual, phased reopening of City Hall on June 15. Now open are services on City Hall first and second floor and services on the first floor of Anaheim West Tower. Read on...

OC Vibe, a proposal from the Samueli Family, owners of the Anaheim Ducks and longtime operators of Honda Center, would see development of a thriving hub of sports and entertainment around the arena. Read on...

Anaheim’s adopted budget for the next 12 months continues to provide for our community while reflecting the still unfolding impact of the coronavirus crisis on the city’s finances. Read on...

A proposed 30-year master plan for the Angel Stadium of Anaheim site includes ballpark neighborhoods, parks, dining, shopping, hotels and workplaces. The plan also calls for renovation of the current stadium or the building of a new stadium. Read on...

The application period for the Emergency Rental Assistance Program is now closed. We expect to notify recipients in July. Read on...

We plan to begin a gradual, phased reopening of City Hall on June 15. In this initial phase, we’ll be opening in-person services on the first and second floor of the building. Read on...

Anaheim’s initial proposed budget for the upcoming 12 months continues to provide for our community while reflecting the potential impact of the coronavirus crisis on the city’s finances. Read on...

One staff member and one resident at the La Mesa Emergency Shelter, a 102-bed facility run by Illumination Foundation, have tested positive for Covid-19, the infection caused by coronavirus. Read on...

One staff member and one resident at the La Mesa Emergency Shelter, a 102-bed facility run by Illumination Foundation, have tested positive for Covid-19, the infection caused by coronavirus. Read on...

Anaheim is lifting the citywide curfew starting Thursday, June 4. Read on...

Anaheim is implementing a citywide curfew starting Wednesday, June 3 at 9 p.m. through tomorrow at 5:30 a.m. Read on...

Anaheim is implementing a citywide curfew starting Tuesday, June 2 at 9 p.m. through tomorrow at 5:30 a.m. Read on...

Anaheim is implementing a citywide curfew starting Monday, June 1 at 6 p.m. through tomorrow at 5:30 a.m. Read on...

Anaheim renters struggling with the economic impacts of the coronavirus crisis can now apply for assistance under Anaheim’s Community and Economic Recovery Plan. Read on...

Anaheim small businesses struggling with the economic impacts of the coronavirus crisis can apply for a loan of up to $10,000 from the city of Anaheim to help retain employees, create jobs or meet day-to-day operating expenses. Read on...

Citywide tennis courts and pickleball courts open today, marking a welcome step in Anaheim’s recovery during the coronavirus crisis. Read on...

Citywide tennis courts and pickleball courts open today, marking a welcome step in Anaheim’s recovery during the coronavirus crisis. Read on...

Anaheim will honor graduates and all promoting students of the class of 2020 from May 13 through May 30 at facilities throughout the city. Read on...

Anaheim has approved timing changes for the pending sale of Angel Stadium of Anaheim. The changes approved Tuesday will move consideration of follow-up agreements from June to September while speeding up a $10 million deposit and a development plan. Read on...

The Anaheim City Council approved an economic recovery plan that could see up to $15 million in city spending to help seniors, the homeless, needy families and to promote business and the return of tourism and conventions when the time is right. Read on...

The Anaheim City Council on Tuesday allocated an added $1 million for nonprofits serving residents in need and directed $3 million in assistance to help struggling renters as part of the Anaheim Community and Economic Recovery Plan. Read on...

We know many businesses are eager to reopen, and Anaheim is eager to help you do so safely and responsibly. In Anaheim and Orange County, we continue to follow the governor’s stay-at-home order, which is moving toward gradual, limited reopening. Read on...

Anaheim is providing free grab and go meals and food bags for seniors and families in need during the coronavirus crisis. Read on...

As it is now, city regulations prohibit the sale, commercial cultivation and processing of recreational or medical cannabis in Anaheim. We want to know your thoughts on whether we should legalize and license dispensaries or continue to ban them. Read on...

Anaheim’s City Council on Tuesday voted to make a change in the city manager position. Chris Zapata, who has held the position since July 2018, is stepping down. Greg Garcia, Anaheim’s deputy city manager, has been appointed as interim city manager. Read on...

In a normal year, our parks would be places of celebration. But this isn’t a normal year. California’s stay at home order, and the Easter spirit of loving our neighbors, means we can’t have gatherings in parks this year. Read on...

Anaheim is adding 49 beds for homeless women in a temporary shelter operated by The Salvation Army at its Anaheim thrift store site. Read on...

Follow-up tests of 34 residents at the Anaheim Emergency Shelter, a 224-bed facility run by The Salvation Army, have tested negative for COVID-19 after two staff members were found to have the infection caused by coronavirus. Read on...

Anaheim Convention Center remains closed to the public while staff continues to work to reschedule events, book events for 2021 and beyond and play a leading role in the recovery of Anaheim’s visitor industry when the time is right. Read on...

The Anaheim City Council Tuesday approved an emergency moratorium on residential and commercial evictions for those impacted by the coronavirus outbreak. Read on...

At the direction of Anaheim Mayor Harry Sidhu, the City Council will consider a measure to address impacted renters, business tenants and residential and commercial landlords at its teleconference meeting on Tuesday, March 24, at 5 p.m. Read on...

The Anaheim City Council will hold its regular meeting by teleconference on Tuesday, March 24, at 5 p.m. Read on...

As all of Anaheim comes together to address coronavirus, we are relaxing some enforcement of parking violations, including street sweeping, through March 31 (with the date being subject to update). Read on...

With the temporarily closure of City Hall and Anaheim West Tower at least through March 31, Anaheim will continue to provide critical and essential services for residents, businesses and visitors. Read on...

Out of an abundance of caution, Anaheim is temporarily closing City Hall and Anaheim West Tower to the public starting March 18. City employees will still be on hand working to maintain essential services for our residents, businesses and visitors. Read on...

The Anaheim City Council will hold an emergency meeting by teleconference today, March 16, at 5 p.m. The Council will consider a declaration of a local emergency for the city of Anaheim in the face of the ongoing global coronavirus outbreak. Read on...

The Big West Conference for men’s and women’s college basketball announced Tuesday that it will play upcoming games in Anaheim without spectators. Read on...

Anaheim Convention Center, owned and operated by the city of Anaheim, is closely tracking the coronavirus outbreak while following California guidelines and public health best practices for ongoing events. Read on...

The Orange County Health Care Agency, which serves Anaheim and rest of our county, has reported two presumptive cases of coronavirus infection and is awaiting confirmation of testing results from the federal Centers for Disease Control. Read on...

While there are no coronavirus cases reported in our city, Anaheim continues to monitor the outbreak, consult with partner agencies and ready plans should we see cases here. Read on...

Starting on March 2, Anaheim will begin enhanced security screening at City Hall. Read on...

Anaheim continues to follow the global coronavirus outbreak with no cases reported in our city. Read on...

Anaheim seniors struggling with housing costs can get emergency help and up to a year of rent assistance under a $645,000 program approved by Anaheim’s City Council on Tuesday. Read on...

The winter 2020 issue of Anaheim magazine features a story about the 2020 Census, Miss Anaheim Beautiful Scholarship Program, what's next for the Big A and much more. Check it out. Read on...

The kids of the Romneya neighborhood in north Anaheim are dropping in and grinding at our newest and largest skate park at Manzanita Park. Read on...

Anaheim is following the global coronavirus outbreak with no cases reported in our city. Read on...

Some 100 additional temporary homeless shelter beds are set to open in Anaheim in the next four months as part of Anaheim’s ongoing effort to address homelessness. Read on...

An ad hoc committee led by Mayor Harry Sidhu is recommending City Council consideration and approval of a proposal supported by city staff that would add 101 beds to the Anaheim Emergency Shelter, operated by nonprofit partner The Salvation Army. Read on...

Celebrate 40 years of commemorating the history and contributions of African Americans in Orange County on Saturday, Feb. 1 at the annual Orange County Black History Parade & Cultural Faire in downtown Anaheim. Read on...

The Anaheim City Council today approved a purchase and sale agreement for 153 acres of land including and around Angel Stadium of Anaheim as the first step in a three-step proposal for the future of baseball in the city. Read on...

The Anaheim City Council will publicly consider a purchase and sale agreement for 153 acres of land around and including Angel Stadium of Anaheim at a special meeting on Dec. 20 at 2 p.m. Read on...

You can learn more about the proposal for the future of baseball in Anaheim at a drop-in, informational open house. Read on...

You can learn more about the proposal for the future of baseball in Anaheim at a drop-in, informational open house. Read on...

A three-step proposed agreement would keep Angels Baseball in Anaheim through at least 2050, see a land and stadium sale valued at $325 million and potential development including affordable housing and parks. Read on...

The city of Anaheim and Angels Baseball LP met Friday for an initial discussion about the future of baseball in the city. Read on...

Anaheim disagrees with a verdict and $13.2 million judgment by a Los Angeles jury this week in a civil lawsuit filed against the city and three Anaheim Police personnel regarding a 2016 incident. Read on...

The fall 2019 issue of Anaheim magazine features a feature on a new Muzeo exhibit on Japanese incarceration, the annual Halloween Parade and much more. Check it out. Read on...

A historic downtown space that was the starting point for an iconic Anaheim businesses is set to continue serving the community as a youth learning center. Read on...

The annual Anaheim Health & Citizenship Fair, featuring free medical, dental and vision services, plus help becoming a U.S. citizen, is set for Sept. 21 and 22 at the Anaheim Convention Center. Read on...

Anaheim has a once-in-a-generation chance to build on baseball in our city. Mayor Harry Sidhu, the City Council's designated representative for negotiations, outlines guiding principles with a focus on benefiting residents now and for years to come. Read on...

Anaheim’s City Council voted Tuesday to name Mayor Harry Sidhu as its representative on the city’s negotiating team working toward a new agreement with Angels Baseball. Read on...

Pat Russell, a 35-year fire service veteran including eight years as a deputy chief in Anaheim, has been named the next chief of Anaheim Fire & Rescue. Read on...

The summer 2019 issue of Anaheim magazine features all things summer and Fourth of July. Check it out. Read on...

Anaheim’s proposed budget for the next 12 months will touch the daily lives of the city’s residents with $570 million dedicated to public safety and community services as well projects to better roads, utilities, parks, libraries and more. Read on...

39 Commons, a long-awaited shopping center plus homes planned for Beach Boulevard and Lincoln Avenue, could break ground in coming months with an updated plan for the center and a push by Mayor Harry Sidhu to move the project forward. Read on...

It's a new day for baseball in Anaheim as we start work with the Angels, guided by a goal of an agreement that first benefits residents while also working for the team and fans, Mayor Harry Sidhu writes in today's Orange County Register. Read on...

The iconic Anaheim Packing House in downtown's Ctr City is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year with a jam-packed citrus themed event on June 1. Read on...

Angels Baseball, Mobile Library, affordable housing — these are just a few of the stories you’ll find in the spring issue of Anaheim magazine, out now. Read on...

The city of Anaheim and Anaheim Police Department took a major step Wednesday in sharing information about public safety with the release of video and details from an officer-involved shooting from July 2018. Read on...

The owner of the Rancho La Paz mobile home park in north Anaheim and neighboring Fullerton is rescinding rent increases and meeting with residents to find a workable way forward for everyone. Read on...

Mayor Tom Tait is set to announce initiatives to bring people together over a good meal and to better connect generations across Anaheim in the 2018 State of the City address on Feb. 6. Read on...

Calling for a new Golden Age for Anaheim, Mayor Harry Sidhu in his inaugural State of the City address on Tuesday set out a bold initiative to invest $250 million in Anaheim neighborhoods in the next 10 years, with direct input from residents. Read on...

Mayor Harry Sidhu on Tuesday is set to outline a bold plan to invest in and renew Anaheim’s neighborhoods, building on a legacy of economic development in service of the city’s residents and neighborhoods. Read on...

Anaheim, in partnership with Illumination Foundation, celebrated the completion Wednesday of the La Mesa Emergency Shelter, the third homeless shelter the city has opened in the past two months. Read on...

Coyotes are a fact of life. Realizing this, the city of Anaheim has created a management plan to help residents understand coyote behavior and how we can minimize our interactions with them. Read on...

Just 60 days after starting construction, the city of Anaheim and The Salvation Army today opened a new homeless shelter, offering beds and services to 224 people living in homelessness in Anaheim. Read on...

Join us in downtown Anaheim on Saturday, Feb. 2 for an exciting celebration of culture and heritage at the 39th annual Orange County Black History Month Parade & Cultural Faire. Read on...

Anaheim’s City Council on Tuesday approved a 14-month extension for the Angels at the city-owned Angel Stadium of Anaheim, ensuring the team will play in Anaheim through 2020 and allowing time for both sides to talk about a new, potential long-term lease. Read on...

Some 100 people have moved from sidewalks and an alleyway at Maxwell and La Palma parks to an emergency homeless shelter, while spaces at and around the parks have been cleared, cleaned and restored. Read on...

Anaheim has opened an interim emergency shelter in an astonishing 14 days and already is providing urgent help to those in need during the critical winter months. Read on...

Anaheim is looking at an alternative site in industrial east Anaheim as a potential second, temporary homeless shelter to open by early 2019. Read on...

Anaheim plans to spend up to $400,000 to address the impacts of homelessness on parks and other public spaces in the next few months as the city works to settle litigation and move forward on the next steps of a comprehensive homelessness plan. Read on...

More than 1,000 Anaheim residents and others will get free healthcare and help becoming citizens at the 12th annual Anaheim Health Fair & Citizenship Clinic this weekend at the Anaheim Convention Center. Read on...

Opening night is Anaheim Night at the Orange County International Auto Show at the Anaheim Convention Center! Anaheim residents get in free on Thursday night, Oct. 4, as a “thank you” to the city that makes the OC International Auto Show happen each year. Read on...

Anaheim’s comprehensive efforts to address homelessness took a major step forward Friday with the announcement of a proposed 400-bed homeless care center known as Center of Hope. Read on...

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...

It’s that time of year again when our city leaders discuss and ultimately decide how to spend your tax dollars. Read on...

More than 200 Anaheim city employees and their families came together on Saturday, May 12, for a day of volunteer community service benefiting seniors, veterans, students, neighborhoods and those in need. Read on...

Great news for Anaheim’s ongoing work to provide pathways out of homelessness. Los Angeles-based nonprofit Chrysalis has announced plans to expand to Orange County. Read on...

Anaheim Mayor Tom Tait and Public Works Director Rudy Emami are visiting Puerto Rico on Monday as part of a group of mainland mayors and officials offering expertise, experience and ongoing connection with counterparts on the rebuilding island. Read on...

Canyon Fire 2 is nearing full containment with no further threats to neighborhoods as of Monday morning. Read on...

All Anaheim residents evacuated due to Canyon Fire 2 are clear to return to their homes at 7 p.m. Tuesday. Read on...

ANAHEIM, CA - (July 15, 2015) - Anaheim Fire & Rescue, in collaboration with local key leaders in emergency services, have launched a new pilot program: the Community Care Response Unit (CCRU). Read on...

ANAHEIM, CA - (July 5, 2015) - Please be advised of additional traffic around Honda Center today for the Dalai Lama visit and 80th birthday celebration. The event is scheduled from 12:00 - 3:30 p.m. To ensure a safe and smooth traffic flow Read on...

ANAHEIM, CA - (June 28, 2015) - For the first time in 30 years safe and sane fireworks are back in Anaheim, on sale at Honda Center beginning today at 12 noon.  As voted by residents in last year’s June General Election, the Anaheim community can Read on...

ANAHEIM, CA - (June 25, 2015) - The Anaheim City Council is expected to consider an entertainment tax policy for the Disneyland Resort at its July 7 meeting as Walt Disney Parks and Resorts evaluates a significant investment in its existing operations in Read on...

ANAHEIM, CA - (June 18, 2015) - For the first time in 30 years safe and sane fireworks are back in Anaheim.  As voted by residents in last year’s June General Election, the Anaheim community can Read on...

The Anaheim City Council tonight approved a resolution establishing a Hotel Incentive Program to encourage the development of four-diamond-quality hotels and the renovation of existing properties to four-diamond quality. Read on...

Increases to General Fund allocations and Capital Improvement Plan support emphasis on public safety, community outreach and encouraging business growth. Read on...

The City of Anaheim is proud to honor Flag Day this Sunday by introducing a new segment in the City’s Hometown Heroes video series. Read on...

La ciudad de Anaheim está llevando a cabo una amplia campaña de alcance comunitario para que los residentes ayuden a determinar los límites que definirán los seis nuevos distritos electorales que darán forma a Anaheim a partir de 2016. Read on...

Anaheim Public Utilities invites the community to learn more about saving water at the 2015 Save Water Expo. The event will be held on Saturday, June 6, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at ARTIC, the new transportation hub Read on...

ANAHEIM, CA - (May 28, 2015) - Community meetings are being held to gather comments and ideas for drawing district boundaries. The Advisory Committee on Electoral Districts is reaching out to residents by meeting on various evenings Read on...

The 9th annual FREE Health Fair will take place this Friday – Sunday at the Anaheim Convention Center Read on...

As our nation celebrates Memorial Day this weekend, the City of Anaheim would also like to salute local resident, WWII veteran and Bronze Star recipient Dr. William Kott by featuring him in the launch of the City’s new Hometown Heroes video series. Read on...

Please be advised of additional traffic in The Anaheim Resort this Friday morning and throughout the weekend as Disneyland Resort hosts its annual 24-hour day beginning Friday, May 22 at 6 a.m., as well as the kick-off for its 60th anniversary Read on...

The Anaheim City Council has approved an ordinance to restrict landscape watering to two days per week, in an effort to reduce daily water use during the ongoing drought. Read on...

Anaheim Public Works Director Natalie Meeks was recently named as a 2015 Top Ten Public Works Leaders of the Year by the American Public Works Association Read on...

Anaheim Mayor Tom Tait and Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel agreed to a friendly wager as the Anaheim Ducks and Chicago Blackhawks open the Western Conference Finals of the 2015 Stanley Cup Playoffs today at Honda Center. Read on...

Anaheim residents are encouraged to participate in community meetings and Shape Anaheim’s Future. Anaheim’s current At-Large electoral system will, for the first time, change to a By-District system made up of six districts. Read on...

Runners, joggers and walkers will take to the streets of Anaheim on Saturday and Sunday mornings, May 9-10, during the 2015 Tinker Bell Half Marathon Weekend. The Tinker Bell Half Marathon Weekend, taking place Thursday – Sunday, May 7-10 Read on...

Recently, thousands of guests from a galaxy far, far away visited Anaheim for the four-day 2015 Star Wars Celebration event, held at the Anaheim Convention Center. They offered their greetings to be shared with residents on this very special day, May 4th. Read on...

Anaheim Mayor Tom Tait and Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi agreed to a friendly wager as the Anaheim Ducks and Calgary Flames go head-to-head in the second round of the 2015 Stanley Cup Playoffs. Read on...

In celebration of May being Water Awareness Month, Anaheim Public Utilities and Angels Baseball will honor the winners of the 25th Annual Water Conservation Poster Contest at Angel Stadium of Anaheim Read on...

David Belmer will join the City of Anaheim as Planning Director, effective May 26, it was approved and announced at Tuesday night’s City Council meeting. Belmer brings more than 25 years of experience in municipal government Read on...

ANAHEIM, CA - (April 22, 2015) - Through dynamic partnerships with Remote Area Medical (RAM) California, GBS Linens, Inc. and Anekant Community Center, along with invaluable community sponsorship Read on...

ANAHEIM, CA - (April 27, 2015) - Food, games, carnival rides and music will be part of the annual family-friendly Cinco de Mayo Fiesta and Carnival in Anaheim, taking place April 30 – May 3 at La Palma Park in Anaheim. Read on...

ANAHEIM, CA - (April 21, 2015) - The City of Anaheim today broke ground on the seventh expansion to the world-famous Anaheim Convention Center,  for a significant construction project that will add more meeting space, more economic impact Read on...

ANAHEIM, CA - (April 15, 2015) - As Major League Baseball and America remember the late Baseball Hall of Famer Jackie Robinson today, the City of Anaheim is proud to recall when Robinson spent time in Anaheim to film his biographical movie Read on...

ANAHEIM, CA - (April 6, 2015) - The Miraloma Park and Family Resource Center in Anaheim’s Park Lane neighborhood  is set to open on Saturday, April 11 at 11 a.m., and the entire community is welcome to join the grand opening celebration.

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