Anaheim rejects rideshare tax ballot proposal

A proposed 10% rideshare tax targeting Uber and Lyft trips to Anaheim's resort area and major venues was rejected by the Anaheim City Council and will not appear on the November ballot. The tax, averaging $2 per ride, aimed to generate $3.6 million annually and address budget gaps, but concerns about its impact on residents, workers, and visitor numbers prevented its approval. City officials decided against implementing an exemption for residents, citing legal constraints, while opponents argued it could increase costs, reduce rides, and harm local employment and traffic.

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