City finance officials held a meeting to instruct residents about the municipal budget. Nearly 40 residents attended, armed with questions.
Tag: Alfredo Amezcua
Posted inPolitics & Elections, Santa Ana
Benavides Leads in Fundraising for Mayoral Campaign
Councilman David Benavides raised more than twice as much campaign cash as incumbent Mayor Miguel Pulido through Sept. 30, according to campaign finance disclosure reports.
Posted inPolitics & Elections, Santa Ana
OC Democrats Endorse Benavides for Santa Ana Mayor
Monday’s vote marks the first time in recent memory that a challenger to longtime Mayor Miguel Pulido has received the party’s endorsement.
Posted inSanta Ana
Santa Ana City Council Carves Out New Council Wards
A handful of residents at Monday night’s council meeting
protested the division of several neighborhoods in the new
boundaries.
Posted inCountywide, Investigative, Santa Ana, Top Stories
Former City Manager Blamed for Santa Ana’s Budget Crisis
Some City Council members now say Dave Ream misled them when he
gave assurances that the city could afford generous deals with its
public safety unions.
Posted inSanta Ana
Group to Hold Forum on Transparency at Santa Ana City Hall
The Santa Ana Coalition for Better Government will also use the
meeting to discuss other problems facing the city and possible
solutions.
Posted inSanta Ana
Latino Groups Call For Grand Jury Investigation of Santa Ana Officials
The coalition of groups outlined four examples of what they
believe is abuse of public funds and the public trust.
Posted inCountywide, Investigative, Top Stories
The Final Email
This week, several political campaigns will turn out the lights
as the Registrar of Voters gets closer to finalizing ballot
tallies.
Posted inPolitics & Elections
A New Kind of Election Night in Santa Ana
Downtown Santa Ana will be bristling with campaign parties
tonight. Voice of OC offices will be humming until the wee hours —
come say hi.
Posted inInvestigative, Politics & Elections
Scenes From the Sanchez-Tran Debate
No big surprises as candidates mainly play it safe and stick to
partisan themes.
