Legal issues that Glendale Coalition for Better Government is following
By Frank Gallo On Feb.25/2014, the Glendale Coalition for Better Government (a non-profit pro-citizen advocacy group) sued Glendale for the violation of its City Charter as well as the violation of propositions 26 (Article...
The City of Glendale just settled two lawsuits filed by the Glendale Coalition for Better Government related to the method it used to charge for water service. The City owned utility is run as...
A new group of residents, organized together under the name of Save our Glendale, have filed a complaint against the city of Glendale with regards to violations of the Environmental Impact Report as it...
The Glendale Coalition filed today its brief with the California Court of Appeals. The Coalition had obtained a judgment of $57 Million in favor of all electric rate payers against the city of Glendale...
As many of you may know, the Glendale Coalition for Better Government litigates cases where Glendale City Government abuses its authority as limited by the Glendale Charter and the California Constitution. Almost a year ago,...
With trial scheduled to begin on May 31, 2016, the Glendale Coalition has filed its trial brief and moved for judgement on the pleadings on some of the causes of action. Both documents can...
The Glendale Coalition for Better Government (hereinafter the GCBG) investigated the events leading to the examination conducted on December 1, 2015, for the position of a Police Captain in the Glendale Police Department. The...
The Glendale Coalition for Better Government is happy to announce that the legal brief it submitted to the California Supreme Case in the matter of Citizens For Fair REU Rates vs. City of Redding...
The Glendale Coalition for Better Government (GCBG) has retained Attorney Benjamin Benumof of the AlvaradoSmith law firm to challenge the 2014 water rate increase adopted by the Glendale City Council by the narrow vote...
Fred Fox wrote in the forum page of the Glendale News Press that he’s disturbed by the lawsuit questioning the appropriateness of transferring utility monies to support general government services. But, to him and...
