The event is billed as a first chance to hear about new efforts to “invigorate our economy and invest in future generations.”
Yearly Archives: 2015
Posted inNews Briefs
Santa Ana School Fair to be Held This Weekend
School officials plan to discuss their programs with parents, students and others interested in Santa Ana schools.
Posted inEducation, Garden Grove, News Briefs
Garden Grove Unified Fills Empty Board Seat
The Board of Trustees appointed Theresa Rocco to fill a vacancy left by Bao Nguyen, who was elected Mayor of Garden Grove.
Posted inTop Stories
New UCI Clinic Will Focus On Vulnerable Population
Founded by a fourth-year biology major, the Free Clinic Project will serve those who continue to fall through the cracks of the healthcare system.
Posted inGovernment, Top Stories
Frank Kim Takes Over As Acting County CEO
County Chief Financial Officer Frank Kim will serve as CEO while Mike Giancola is out on medical leave for the next month recuperating from back surgery.
Posted inSanta Ana
Santa Ana City Manager Gets a Raise After All
After bowing to public pressure and rejecting a $15,750 bonus for City Manager David Cavazos last month, council members ended up giving him a $3,937.50 salary bump Tuesday.
Posted inGovernment, Top Stories
Hiring of Political Aides Under Scrutiny at County
County officials are asking themselves just what do political aides do and who should have them? An update is expected Feb. 3.
Posted inSanta Ana
DA Breaks Silence on Pulido Investigation
The DA’s office says the investigation into Santa Ana Mayor Miguel Pulido goes on, despite the passing of a statute of limitations deadline outlined in a city report.
Posted inEconomy, Garden Grove, Top Stories
Garden Grove Pledges to Increase High-Speed Internet Access
Garden Grove officials are joining a national initiative aimed at increasing access to high-speed internet.
Posted inAnaheim
Chamber No Longer in Charge of Anaheim’s State of the City Address
The Anaheim Chamber of Commerce for years had organized and made money on the annual state of the city event. But after a rough-and-tumble political season, Mayor Tom Tait says he wants to send a different message.
