William Boozer is accused of bribing a Boeing Co. official for inside information on bids for military aircraft parts.
Category: Santa Ana
Santa Ana, the county seat and Orange County’s only sanctuary city, is home to about 313,000 people. We cover the City Council’s votes, its budget, policing and immigration.
Judge Rules That Transgender Detainee Is Free to Live in U.S.
An undocumented Mexican native, who had faced deportation for prostitution convictions while HIV positive, said she feared for her life if sent back.
Santa Ana Council Officially Welcomes New City Manager
The new city manager takes over a city where civic engagement has awakened. But challenges – like a bare bones budget and strife over downtown gentrification – remain.
Santa Ana’s Santora Arts Building Sold
Newport Beach resident Jack Jakosky has purchased the iconic building in the heart of downtown with hopes of bolstering its standing as a center for arts in Orange County.
When a Tree Falls, Does It Make a Sound at City Hall?
When a large Sycamore fell on Mary Joe Geczy’s house in Santa Ana’s Washington Square neighborhood, a city official said it wasn’t an emergency. But it became one when she showed up at Mayor Miguel Pulido’s house.
Sources: Jill Arthur Is Still a Presence at Santa Ana City Hall
Mayor Miguel Pulido is trying to bring back the controversial former deputy city manager as a volunteer worker, Voice of OC has learned.
Beseiged Deputy City Manager No Longer Employed at City Hall
Jill Arthur, accused of wrongdoing at Santa Ana’s unemployment office, had been placed on administrative leave.
Santa Ana Unified Reveals Contract for New Superintendent
A leading open-government expert says the district likely violated state law when it refused to release the record.
Can Mayor Pulido Resurrect Redevelopment Agencies?
The Santa Ana mayor and the public relations firm Forde & Mollrich have joined to raise money for a ballot initiative that would revive California’s controversial redevelopment agencies.
Santa Ana Decides on More Strategic Planning Meetings
Activists wanted five more community meetings, but the City Council, citing concerns about cost, settled on two.









