Source: 50-50 Chance Walters Will Be New City Manager
Santa Ana
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Word is Councilwoman Michele Martinez has changed her mind and
Councilman Sal Tinajero is the swing vote on appointing new city
manager.
Grindle Questions Contribution to Martinez Campaign
Politics
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Santa Ana Councilwoman Michele Martinez violated the city’s
campaign finance limits when her Assembly campaign accepted $500
from a firm shortly after voting to approve its city contract, says
watchdog Shirley Grindle.
Searches for New City Manager and City Attorney Still On
Santa Ana
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Council members remain committed to conducting a national search
to replace retired City Manager Dave Ream, says one councilman.
Santa Ana City Council Might Be Able to Release Measure D Report
Norberto Santana, Jr. columns
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The currently secret report focuses on whether Santa Ana City
Councilwoman Claudia Alvarez may run for an unprecedented fourth
term.
Appellate Court Reverses One Broadway Plaza Decision
Santa Ana
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The 4th District Court of Appeal rules that construction of the
37-story office tower in Santa Ana may go forward.
Can Alvarez Find a Loophole and Run for a Fourth Council Term?
Norberto Santana, Jr. columns
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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.
Santa Ana City Manager Search Suspended … Again
Santa Ana
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The announcement came after a closed session, during which
Councilwoman Michele Martinez fell ill and was treated by
paramedics.
What Will New Hires Say About Pulido’s Influence?
Santa Ana
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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 Makes Offer to City Attorney Candidate
Santa Ana
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City Council went outside the city for someone to fill the job,
which has been vacant since December.
The Good and the Bad of Vending Trucks
Countywide
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The trucks, which are ubiquitous in Santa Ana, provide a vital
service to many residents in the city’s urban core. But they also
contribute to increasing obesity rates.