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Miguel Pulido received payments from green energy entrepreneur
who led the city of Anaheim into a failed partnership and has been
described in lawsuits as a scam artist.
Second of two parts. Read part one here.
Last year, former Mayor Curt Pringle touted the city’s
partnership with a company he said would revolutionize the power
industry. What Pringle apparently didn’t know was that Anaheim was
partnering with an alleged con artist.
First of two parts. Read part two, “Another Questionable
Business Relationship for Santa Ana Mayor,” here.
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The $43-billion project needs more oversight and accountability
than High-Speed Rail Authority can offer, says Legislative
Analyst’s Office.
Residents will protest plans to develop last piece of open land
in Orange.
Anaheim City Council had approved $75 million in bonds for
companies owned by billionaire Henry Samueli, but deal was
contingent on the NBA’s Sacramento Kings coming to town.
State political watchdog agency says a candidate my discharge
campaign debt through bankruptcy process.
City councils in Fullerton and Orange in the coming weeks will
vote on development proposals that community groups oppose.
Newly elected Mayor Tom Tait said he does not have time to be
both mayor and serve on the board.
Oil giant agrees to drop $1 million lawsuit over rejected
development plans as long as the Council approves the plans.
But there are strings attached — oil giant will drop the suit
it filed after Fullerton City Council rejected its development
proposal for the land only if the city goes back and approves
it.
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