Mayor says $700-million elevated train system, still officially part of the city’s long-term transportation plan, would be “way too expensive.”
Tag: Miguel Pulido
Santa Ana Council Approves Streetcar Cost Increase
The new costs, which drew the ire of two council members, are the result of a consultant missing deadlines on environmental reports.
With Differing Views, Local Leaders Map November Election Strategies
Labor confronts the Democratic establishment while Republicans deal with their moderates. Both keep trying to figure out Latinos.
Santa Ana Council Saves Historic Orange Orchard — for Now
Council puts Sexlinger Orchard on city’s historic registry, but owners Concordia University and Orange Lutheran High School want to develop it.
Santa Ana Mayor: Chivas Negotiations Officially Dead
A bid to have the professional soccer team move to Santa Ana ended up going nowhere.
Santa Ana Streetcar Project Runs Into More Controversy
URS Corp. failed to submit adequate environmental review reports, which is at least in part to blame for cost overruns that amount to nearly $500,000.
Walters Appointed City Manager and Police Commissioner
The official appointments end a year of City Council debate on the issue.
Artists Seek Removal of Councilman From Santora Panel
They say David Benavides’ attendance at Newsong Church should bar him from serving on the committee examining the church’s purchase of the downtown Santa Ana building.
OCTA Unfriendly to High-Speed Rail
One after another, board members tell high-speed rail official that they don’t trust cost estimates for the bullet train program.
Santa Ana Mayor’s Tax Debt Grows
Another year has gone by during which Miguel Pulido’s consulting business has not paid a years-old income tax debt.










