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Legal claim against Anaheim mayor alleges intoxication, comments about race, faith, sexuality (opens the original)
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Anaheim Mayor Ashleigh Aitken made racist, homophobic and religiously bigoted remarks about her chief of staff and shared private information about the former city manager’s medical prescriptions, according to a legal claim filed with the city. Berenice Ballinas asserts in a Sept. 21 claim letter than Aitken questioned and commented on her perceived sexual orientation and Catholic faith and directed a racist pejorative at her. In addition, the 25-page claim alleges, Aitken called the former city
Newport Beach City Council races heat up with new fundraising totals released (opens the original)
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In a few weeks, Newport Beach voters will decide who serves them on City Council as eight candidates vie for four council seats in as many districts. The council races are set to appear on a separate, statewide ballot on Nov. 3 as city officials scramble to put together a court-ordered special election on three ballot measures that same day. As Election Day nears, recent campaign disclosure forms released on Sept. 24 give a detailed view into how competitive council races are shaping up through
State declines to investigate whether Anaheim mayor failed to properly disclose husband's Qatar trip (opens the original)
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A state watchdog agency that oversees public officials declined to investigate a formal complaint arguing that Anaheim Mayor Ashleigh Aitken should have disclosed that a foreign embassy paid for her husband to travel with her on an official visit to Qatar, a letter from the agency sent this month shows. Aitken and her husband, Michael Penn, attended an economic forum in Doha, the emirate’s capital, in May 2025, and the Qatari embassy in Washington, D.C., covered their travel costs, Aitken’s publ
Newport Beach Film Festival rolls out its 2026 lineup (opens the original)
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Back for another installment, the Newport Beach Film Festival has announced a lineup that will undoubtedly draw cinema lovers to its storied screenings. This year’s festival, which runs from Oct. 15 to Oct. 22, will showcase over 100 feature films and 250 shorts from 21 countries in inviting attendees to “be a part of the scene.” “The Newport Beach Film Festival is thrilled to once again unite audiences with some of the most talked-about films of awards season and an extraordinary group of filmm
Anaheim mayor vows to cooperate with city review of allegations that she used a racist term to describe her aide (opens the original)
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Anaheim Mayor Ashleigh Aitken used Tuesday’s council meeting to address allegations that she called her chief of staff a racial slur and asked inappropriate questions about her sexuality. “While I hope that you understand that I am limited in what I can say, I do humbly ask people to take a moment and look at my record, the initiatives that I have championed, the communities that I have stood beside, my words and, most importantly, the values that I have demonstrated through my actions,” Aitken
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