Amin David, former leader of the Latino group Los Amigos,
asserts Kris Murray’s emails on behalf of her firm warrant police
investigation.
Category: Norberto Santana, Jr.
Shredding Raises Alarm Among Anaheim City Employees
Workers have witnessed a manager in code enforcement shredding
large volumes of documents. City officials insist the shredding is
routine and legal.
Santa Ana City Council Might Be Able to Release Measure D Report
The currently secret report focuses on whether Santa Ana City
Councilwoman Claudia Alvarez may run for an unprecedented fourth
term.
Councilwoman May Have Violated Clause in Anaheim City Charter
Kris Murray’s pressuring of city staff over a permit approval
for her company’s barbeque could have violated the charter’s
“non-interference” clause.
Executive Pay Remains a Vexing Issue for Board of Supervisors
In a span of two days in November, county supervisors quietly
granted managers bonuses retroactive to 2010, then publicly voted
down the 2012 managers’ contract, citing objections to such
bonuses.
Louis Cella, Former Orange County Power Broker, Dies at 87
The Santa Ana physician was the state’s largest individual
political donor during the 1970s before he went to prison for
Medicare fraud.
Subsidiary of Councilwoman’s Firm Holds City Contract
Councilwoman Kris Murray cast a vote this year to approve a
report by a subsidiary of Willdan Group, which employs her as its
senior vice president, city records show.
Signs Pointed to Council’s Dissatisfaction With City Manager
Sources close to City Hall say Thomas Wood and key members of
the City Council had been at odds for some time before he was asked
to resign last week. The city’s business community, meanwhile, is
shocked and confused.
Fair Board Might Be Close to Deal With OC Marketplace
Board subcommittee continues to negotiate a long-term deal with
the swap meet operator two months after lease termination was
initiated.
Can Alvarez Find a Loophole and Run for a Fourth Council Term?
The city has sought an outside legal opinion on whether the
councilwoman, who is thought to be termed out, can be allowed on
the ballot.


