Three of the councilwoman’s colleagues wanted to punish her more
severely for comments that have been widely perceived as
anti-Semitic.
Tag: Carlos Bustamante
Santa Ana Gentrification Battle Breaks Into Song
Young Latinos stormed Saturday’s Art Walk and used song, dance
and theater to protest what they and others say is an effort to rob
downtown of its Latino identity.
Santa Ana Councilwoman Compares Downtown Property Owner to Hitler
Claudia Alvarez said Irving Chase, who is Jewish, is engaging in
“ethnic clensing” of Latino merchants on downtown Santa Ana’s
Fourth Street.
What Will New Hires Say About Pulido’s Influence?
For years it has been assumed by many that Miguel Pulido pulled
the levers in Santa Ana City Hall. But the search for a new city
manager and city attorney show that his grip might be
loosening.
Santa Ana Inching Closer to Hiring New Leadership
City Council members have narrowed the search for city attorney
to two candidates and will hold a town hall meeting on searching
for a city manager.
Trimming Costs in Santa Ana
The City Council postponed buying street sweepers and approving
a tree-trimming contract while its staff tries to reduce the price
tags.
Something’s Happening in Santa Ana’s Downtown
Restaurant owners, parking enforcers and 20-somethings from
Irvine all say Artists Village is becoming a destination.
Santa Ana Council Praises Departing City Manager
Dave Ream got some love in his final City Council meeting Monday
night.
Debating Santa Ana’s Downtown Facelift
Larry Mantle brought his AirTalk show to Santa Ana to discuss
the battle between the city and many of its residents over the soul
of the downtown core.
Santa Ana Approves Another Loan for Housing Project
For the third time since 2009, Vista Del Rio Housing Partners,
L.P. has successfully sought a redevelopment loan for their 41-unit
affordable housing project.



