: This story was updated to include a video of the Monday, July 28, Saginaw City Council meeting. SAGINAW, MI — During a city ...

A former mayor and attorney for the municipality said Saginaw’s city charter provides a provision to automatically remove ...

Former candidate Eric Eggleston, 53, and current city council member Monique Lamar-Silvia, 64, both of Saginaw, are accused of forging signatures on a nominating petition filed with the Saginaw ...

SAGINAW, Mich. (WJRT) - Saginaw City Councilwoman Monique Lamar-Silvia and Eric Eggleston were found guilty on multiple charges related to election fraud with possible prison sentences up to five ...

The AG’s office alleges on July 2023, Lamar-Silvia fraudulently signed Saginaw voters' names on a petition form to ensure Eggleston made it on the ballot.

Monique Lamar-Silvia and Eric Eggleston were charged in January for forging signatures on a nominating petition filed with the Saginaw City Clerk’s Office, according to the Michigan Attorney ...

According to the Michigan Attorney General's office, city council member Monique Lamar-Silvia, 64, and former candidate Eric Eggleston, 53, were charged in January with one count of conspiracy to ...

A Saginaw City Council member and a former city council candidate are facing felony charges alleging fraud involving fraudulent signatures to get on the November 2024 general election ballot. On ...

Monique Lamar-Silvia, 64, a current council member, and Eric Eggleston, 53, were convicted of forging signatures on a nominating petition, trying to get Eggleston on the 2024 ballot for City Council.

The petitions were that of Eric Eggleston, who was informed by city officials that he was six signatures short of the minimum 50 he needed to get on the ballot.