In closed session Tuesday, the city council will discuss possible legal action regarding Mayor Miguel Pulido’s property swap with a city contractor, including “civil/criminal” cases, according to meeting agenda.
Tag: Michele Martinez
Posted inCountywide, Top Stories, Transportation
5 Hot Debates to Watch This Week
Santa Ana chooses a streetcar route and north county prepares for a forum on fracking.
Posted inCountywide, Investigative, Politics & Elections, Santa Ana, Top Stories
Correa Considering a Run for Mayor of Santa Ana
Multiple political insiders are reporting that state Sen. Lou Correa might enter the race just as 20-year Mayor Miguel Pulido mulls retiring from office.
Posted inSanta Ana, Top Stories
Santa Ana Chief Hears Concerns of Lacy Residents
Residents spoke up about the influence of violence, disturbances, and marijuana and alcohol use on their neighborhood.
Posted inCorrections, Santa Ana
Pulido Pulls Election Papers for Mayor’s Race
Miguel Pulido may seek to extend his 20-years as mayor of Santa Ana.
Posted inSanta Ana
Santa Ana Voters to Consider Two Marijuana Initiatives
City Council members approved an alternative medical marijuana collectives initiative – which will compete with an advocates backed initiative – that regulates and taxes pot shops.
Posted inCountywide, Investigative, Santa Ana, Top Stories
Councilman Set to Launch Campaign for Santa Ana Mayor
Councilman Roman Reyna will face 10-term Mayor Miguel Pulido in November.
Posted inSanta Ana
Santa Ana Council Swears in City’s First Latino Police Chief
Tuesday night’s swearing in of Carlos Rojas as Santa Ana’s first Latino police chief hailed as a turning point for one of America’s most Latino cities.
Posted inHealth & Wellness, Santa Ana, Top Stories
Grant Funding Shows a City Budget Still in Recovery Mode
Due to a fragile budget, Santa Ana officials have been using a federal grant to fund city services instead of the nonprofit sector.
Posted inOutdoors, Santa Ana, Top Stories, Transportation
Advocate Touts Santa Ana’s Potential as Bike-Friendly City
Jeff Miller of Alliance for Biking & Walking encouraged local advocates to focus on putting policies and funding in place to create a long-term plan for making Santa Ana a better place to bike and walk.
