The Cypress City Council has censured Council Member Frances Marquez for violations of the City of Cypress Code of Ethics and the City’s Civility, Conduct and Governance Policy. The 4-1 vote comes in response to weeks of complaints from Cypress High School students, parents and residents. According to multiple complaints, …continue reading
At the regular meeting of the Cypress City Council on Monday, September 26, 2022, the Council approved a resolution censuring Councilmember Frances Marquez (pdf) for the second time. Councilmember Marquez, who was elected in 2020, was previously censured at the June 27, 2022 City Council meeting for violating the City’s …continue reading
Dear Editor: Can’t someone give Council Member Frances Marquez a few lessons on the legal rules of being a council member? Ignoring Anaheim Union High School District policy, progressive Marquez and two of her endorsed progressive candidates (Troy Tanaka running for Cypress School Board and Helen Le running for Cypress …continue reading
The Cypress City Council voted 4-1 to censure Council Member Frances Marquez for failing to timely and adequately respond to Public Records Act requests, and violating the City’s Code of Ethics, the City Charter, and the City Council’s Civility, Conduct and Governance Policy. “The City Council determined it was necessary …continue reading
Frances Marquez stands among the wide field of candidates running for the two open seats on the Cypress City Council. According to the biography on her website, she has lived in Cypress since 1974 and attended Damron, Vessels, Lexington Junior High, and Cypress High School before earning a Bachelor of …continue reading