Salvador Melendez

Employee termination appeal

Get ready for potential legal fees and maybe even a settlement that comes out of your pocket.

immigrant relief program

This $100K program could provide much-needed financial aid to families struggling after immigration raids.

Annual Homeless Count

This project is a major investment in helping people get back on their feet, potentially saving the city money in the long run by reducing emergency service use.

immigration lawsuit

This lawsuit could cost taxpayers money if the city loses, but it might save money long-term by preventing disruptive federal actions.

immigration enforcement

It's unclear if these raids will cost the city money or bring in revenue, but they could definitely impact local businesses.

lawsuit settlement

Taxpayer money is on the line, and we'll likely be footing the bill for this legal battle.

local manufacturing and labor practices

Local manufacturers who treat their workers well could see a big influx of county contracts, while those who don't might lose out.

gender discrimination lawsuit

This lawsuit could cost taxpayers a bundle if the city loses, plus force them to change policies.

no-bid contracts

Your tax dollars could be tied up for 30 years at whatever price was negotiated behind closed doors, with no competitive bidding to keep costs in check.

immigration raids lawsuit

This lawsuit could cost taxpayers money if the city loses, but it might also save money by preventing future disruptive raids.

whistleblower lawsuit

This lawsuit could cost taxpayers a bundle if the city loses.

General Plan conformance findings for City acquisition of 602, 604, 608, and 610 West Whittier Boulevard (Resolution No. 03-26)