City Council approves high-end apartments, but only after extracting a promise that the developer submit a design for a high-rise tower at the site.
Tag: Miguel Pulido
Posted inSanta Ana
Santa Ana Council Shows Tepid Support for Sunshine Law
Most Council members don’t seem very excited about a proposal from a coalition of neighborhood groups aimed at making City Hall more transparent.
Posted inSanta Ana
Santa Ana Chamber Divided Over Hiring Paul Walters
Some in the business community want the City Council to resume a national search for a permanent city manager.
Posted inSanta Ana
Santa Ana Ethics Committee Takes Heat From Frustrated Residents
About a dozen residents attended a committee meeting Wednesday night to vent their frustration about a city ethics code they say has no teeth.
Posted inBrea, Countywide, Fountain Valley, Investigative, Santa Ana, Top Stories
OCFA’s Santa Ana Paramedic Plan Has Had Mixed Results
When the county Fire Authority takes over the city’s Fire Department next month, there will be significant changes in paramedic service.
Posted inIrvine
Great Park Budget Cuts Target Controversial Consultants
The park’s board approves a fiscal 2012-13 budget that includes significant cuts to no-bid contractors, including public relations firm Forde & Mollrich.
Posted inCountywide, Economy, Investigative, Santa Ana, Top Stories
Mayor Has Some Taxing Issues
Records show that Santa Ana Mayor Miguel Pulido repeatedly failed to pay taxes on his income and businesses on time, if at all.
Posted inCountywide, Santa Ana, Top Stories
Santa Ana Signs Contract With Orange County Fire Authority
In what was touted as a historic day, the city and the OC Fire Authority made outsourcing the city’s fire service official.
Posted inSanta Ana
Source: 50-50 Chance Walters Will Be New City Manager
Word is Councilwoman Michele Martinez has changed her mind and
Councilman Sal Tinajero is the swing vote on appointing new city
manager.
Posted inCountywide, Government, Top Stories, Transportation
OCTA Not on Board Yet With Agreement for High-Speed Rail
The Orange County Transportation Authority, not wanting to be
seen as supporting the project, delayed approving a regional
pact.
