The Glendale Coalition for Better Government consistent with its mission of developing a responsive government to its citizens calls upon Glendale City Council to disapprove the variances and zone amendments proposed by the 285...
Monrovia’s city manager, Oliver Chi, told the city council the budget could absorb the CalPERS employer pension rate increases enacted in 2012, 2013, and 2014 — but a large fourth rate increase last December...
After an extensive investigation by the Glendale Coalition for Better Government on how the 2017 Glendale city Council Election was hijacked, the Coalition is please to announce that a complaint has been filed with...
Was our Glendale election hijacked by a transportation company for the purpose of electing Mr. Najarian and potentially securing a multi-million dollar contract? During the April 2017 Glendale city council election, Council member Ara...
The Glendale Coalition for Better Government had previously exposed manipulation and favoritism in the administration of an exam for the position of a police captain. A complete investigation can be viewed here. At the...
The Coalition believes that an open and competitive selection process for finding our next city manager would be the most beneficial to the city, its citizens, and Glendale City employees. Once the Manager’s application...
Dear Glendale City Council Member I happened to notice Item Number 8 (c) on your Council meeting agenda for October 24, 2017. 8 (c) Resolution terminating the existing 21-year PPA with Skylar for renewable...
George Gemind just retired a few years ago after serving the Glendale community as a Fireman. George was just recently diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer and the treatment he needs is not covered...
We are very excited to announce that the Coalition has published its first Newspaper. We have named it, “What’s Up Glendale“. We Cover Glendale news, tips and social events. The newspaper is free and...
By Dan Brotman, Adjunct Professor of Economics G.C.C. Glendale Water and Power (GWP) is proposing to replace all but one unit of the Grayson plant with new generators. They call it a “repowering” and...
