Developer seeks approval for luxury apartment complex on former cinema site amid fire safety concerns The Anaheim City Council will meet to decide this week whether to transform a shuttered movie theater in the hillside Festival shopping center into a luxury apartment community, a vote that reflects broader tensions over housing density in Southern California's […]
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